Sentence examples for different weighting of from inspiring English sources

The primary difference between these model forms of interest here is their different weighting of exchanges in the instantaneous rate matrix.

The differences between the commuter and the all-purpose car arise mainly from the different weighting of the urban, road, and motorway parts of the driving cycle (c.f. Table 5), as well as from the needed battery size for the electric vehicle.

To account for the different weighting of supervised and unsupervised assessment items across units, students' performances were converted to percentages.

Apart from the fact that a mixed up-, andown-samplingng strategy can be followed as compromise between the above, a third variant is assignment of different weighting of instances for the computation of the classifier objective function.

Note, however, that this estimate refers to a different weighting of the groups than the 6.6percentt convergence presented above and it imposes a restrictive functional form that can also explain some of the discrepancy.

From a certain point of view, all definitions of LOD (or LODt) are similar in the sense that they embed the same interdependent dimensions (geometric complexity, semantic, etc., Table 2) through a unique concept, called Levels Of Detail, Level Of Development or Level Of Definition, but with a different weighting of this dimensions.

As usual the performance was expressed in tonnes per day, which levelled the difference between the different weights of conifers and broadleaf.

He claims that "only a person who can perceive the different weights of strong and weak phrasings in musical form" can understand the difference between semicolon and comma.

She studied ways of using the different weights of carbon and other atoms to trace the atoms' movement in cells.

So I used silk for him, but different weights of fabric.

"She has a gift for achieving different weights of color," he says.