The lower panel of Figure 3 displays 10th-order polynomials parameterized to the discrete between-round precisions shown in the upper panel of Figure 3.
WInh a set of numerical examples, we DDMCnstrate that our imparticlesMC metake is accurate andiscreteovide efficiency gainstepsseveral orders of magnitude over standard Monte Carlo.
We draw an important distinction here between a structural 'alignment' and a 'superposition.' An alignment is a discrete mapping between the residues of two or more structures.
In contrast, eukaryotes duplicate their DNA exactly once during a discrete period between cell divisions.
Evolution doesn't proceed in big leaps and with discrete boundaries between different groups, but instead one thing grades into another over time as changes and differences accumulate.
Usually historical writing works because of a discrete link between literature and politics: the narrative of rise-fall-rise works well as both national literature and national politics, that of decline-fall-lessons learned does the same for empire.
In each case, racial population naturalism encounters problems in trying to demarcate discrete boundaries between different biological populations.
The scale of probability and impact has five discrete classes between very low and very high.
LE has no discrete states between the loss recovery period and the normal period.
First, the constraints are linear, thereby forcing corner solutions and discrete jumps between feed inputs.
