Sentence examples for discrete publications from inspiring English sources

Document counts are the total number of discrete publications from which the compound structures and protein identifiers were extracted.

Two, a culture of discrete publications (vs. living knowledge and data sets) whereby people are primarily judged by traditional processes dating back, in the case of science, a couple hundred years.

This paper provides a comprehensive review of discrete event simulation publications published between 2002 and 2013 with a particular focus on applications in manufacturing.

In the latter publications, discrete characters were analysed with an explicit optimality criterion, and were in principle observable by anyone with access to relevant material, in order to make specific, testable hypotheses regarding mammalian interrelationships.

The distributed-parallel approach is based on the concept of multi-search threads according to Toulouse et al. [Issues in designing parallel and distributed search algorithms for discrete optimization problems, Publication CRT-96-36 CRT-96-36 CRT-96-36e sur les transports, Universitéde Montréal, Centre, 1996] i.e., several search paths are investigatedeconcurecherche

Second, performance-based modes of evaluation enumerate discrete products, such as publications, and are thus ill-equipped to contend with time, variability, and context [ 14, 23].

But what if these elements could simultaneously be released and maintained as discrete data tied to the publication?

Here each contribution is often an atom in a much larger cloud and the publication process is continuous rather than discrete.

If Jones wants access to the data and antibody prior to publication, she must be honest, yet discrete, to Montgomery and Smith about her intentions in seeking the information and resource.

Christopher Sweet, the editor of his most recent publications, has suggested that "celebrity was more discrete at that point; it's a different, richer, portrait of a social world", but it is possible that Aarons was not in the least naive, indeed that he was perfectly aware of what might lie beneath the impeccably sleek surfaces of his subjects.

Only in a few publications, the packing is regarded as a discrete structure (cell models).