Sentence examples for discrete assignments from inspiring English sources
"I'm sure that there will be discrete assignments over time," said David Axelrod, a senior adviser to the president-elect.
We use the stochastic dominance relation between fractional or randomized allocations to systematically define varying notions of proportionality and envy-freeness for discrete assignments.
The series divided into the following subseries, based on discrete assignments and subject matter: Subseries 1: Starvation and UNRRA Aid, 1946-1947 Subseries 2: Landscape and Built Environment, 1944-1947 Subseries 3: People, 1944-1947 Subseries 4: European Refugees, 1946.
We suggest that discrete assignments, like those produced by PCO-MC, are appropriate for circumscribing units of biodiversity whereas expression of population structure as a continuous variable is more useful for case-control correction in structured association studies.
It is certainly something I look for when I recruit, if a candidate is not fluent in other languages I generally would not consider them – if I do it's usually for a discrete assignment," he says.
We consider the discrete assignment problem in which agents express ordinal preferences over objects and these objects are allocated to the agents in a fair manner.
An island model is appropriate because we are most concerned with circumscription, i.e. a discrete assignment of individuals into groups.
If the purpose is to produce a description of intraspecific biodiversity, circumscription of natural groups is necessary, and a discrete assignment seems most useful.
The global state of the network is given by a discrete assignment of tokens to different places (the level of each entity), and is referred to as marking.
A key property of this scheme is that the trajectories it generates are stationary, in the sense that they ultimately guide vehicles to target points, even though the controller is not designed to perform any discrete point assignments.
Cell physiology is normally viewed as a number of discrete functional assignments with limited overlap.
