Sentence examples for economical representation from inspiring English sources

The formula provides an economical representation of an act's expected utility.

In this paper we show that economical representation of variability is the key to effective modeling of prosody.

The computational results reported in this paper demonstrate remarkable low variance and economical representation of such Gaussian random fields through this new algorithm.

Quine's own approach is to privilege the language best suited for the articulation of scientific theories and the grammar that allows the most economical representation of the truth conditions of its sentences.

Additional improvements to the general MLFMA framework, such as an extention of the FFT interpolation scheme of Sarvas et al. from the scalar to the vectorial case in combination with a more economical representation of the radiation patterns on the lowest level in vector spherical harmonics, are proposed and the choice of the subdomain size is discussed.

We describe here the development and application of a simple and economical method for reduced representation sequencing.

Genotyping-by-sequencing, at present still generally using reduced representation approaches to be economical, provides both proxy DNA markers and a foundation for identifying gene candidates that warrant further investigation by targeted resequencing.

The additional complexity required to represent dynamics in object-centered coordinates would be economical for familiar objects because such a representation allows object use regardless of the orientation of the object in hand.

It is also introduced the likeability of places and paths: in addition to the usual parameters currently used – which weight distances in terms of physical distance, cost, time or mental easiness representations – psycho-economical distances used in the isobenefit lines proposed here, also consider how a place and a path pleases us.

Reduced representation bisulfite sequencing (RRBS) is a more efficient and economical way to monitor genome-wide promoter and CpG island methylation status (Laird, 2010) and it has become a popular method to investigate epigenetic changes in clinical tissue samples (Berman et al., 2012; Hansen et al., 2011).

The study explores how culture - as a distinct set of notions and representation symbolically and historically constructed - mediates the processes of the production of (economical) capital in family firms.