Sentence examples for discovering a structure from inspiring English sources
Once I can internalise the musical fabric by rationalising what are early intuitive ideas, I can begin to find ways to manipulate and transform the various elements of the composition, eventually discovering a structure that will define the whole piece from beginning to end.
Instead of directly discovering a structured process model, we first apply a well-known heuristic that discovers accurate but oftentimes unstructured (and even unsound) process models, and then we transform the resulting process model into a structured (and sound) one.
This map helps discover a structure in a set of ECG patterns and visualize a topology of the data.
Some may not agree with her chosen career track, but Shaughnessy has discovered a structure that has worked to bring out the best in her game.
Well, Jayme discovered a structure in the costs in the graph that allowed him to decrease the complexity of the algorithm to O(nlogn).
The standard clustering approach considers all probes with a high coefficient of variation (CV > 10% typically) and subsequently clusters both controls and cases to discover a structure that may separate controls from cases.
In this paper, we discover a minimum structure, a motif that enables a controllable toggle switch.
When exploring design principles appropriate for dealing with the self-assembly of large numbers of components, Daishi Fujita et al. discovered a spherical structure with a topology not previously reported at the molecular level.
"An early tweet of mine would have said, 'No bourgeois morality on the bus.'… The better tweet is, 'Sorry, sir, no bourgeois morality on the bus.'" A good day on Twitter for him is when he can discover "a new structure" that he can use over and over.
In 1940, Fowler et al. discovered a new structure of the hydrates, which is formed by tetra-n-butylammonium salts (Fowler et al. 1940).
MONTREAL--Researchers reported at the American Physical Society meeting here today that they've discovered a novel structure of carbon that's strongly magnetic at room temperature, a first for an all-carbon material.
