Sentence examples for efficient ambiguity from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes efficient ambiguity resolution methods based on integrity restriction using Fixed Failure rate Ratio Test (FF-RT) and Doubly Non-central F-distribution Ratio Test (DNF-RT), and derives the related processing models and numerical algorithms compared with the traditional Ratio Test (RT) method.

We show mathematically that such constellations can be used for bandwidth efficient channel estimation without ambiguity.

Although this work focuses on the resolution of the transmit ambiguities and efficient algorithms for doing so, a brief illustration of the impact of transmit ambiguities on localization is given in the following.

By contrast, the low number of ambiguities in coding regions [ 23] in such a small scale sequencing project would allow the use of a Sanger sequencing approach as an alternative cost-efficient way to correct ambiguity in those regions, and insure correct annotation of genes.

But Bitcoin is an example of ambiguity, and the efficient market theory does not capture what is going on in the market for this cryptocurrency.

The conventional MADM methods lack the ability to make an efficient decision when imprecision or ambiguity is introduced to the data.

In 2012, cognitive scientists Ted Gibson and Steven Piantadosi of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology pointed out that ambiguity actually makes language more efficient.

Local algorithms can be efficient but they are sensitive to local ambiguities and noise.

Even if they do have highly efficient software, there's potentially a lot of ambiguity in accounting.

In addition, we characterize the revenue maximizing, efficient bilateral trade mechanism and show that heightened ambiguity lowers ex ante budget deficits.

The result of the four components above is an efficient, structured, data-driven hiring process that removes ambiguity while reducing the load on hiring managers.