Sentence examples for elegant variant from inspiring English sources
An elegant variant is to offer family-style and small-plate feasts at events where servers also deliver a large-plate main course, Ms. Katz said.
Walking off after a bad day, he said, "Miss Leigh, you can stick this script up your royal British ass," a not particularly elegant variant of "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn".
The denoising in spatial domain can be done by using the conventional denoising algorithms such as the Gaussian smoothing model [38], the Yaroslavsky neighborhood filters and an elegant variant [39, 40], the translation invariant wavelet thresholding [41], and the discrete universal denoiser [42].
Such variants offer a particularly elegant implementation with a balanced multipole tree, a feature which might be very favorable on modern computer architectures.
This elegant manuscript provides an excellent example of how a natural genetic variant cannot only be reduced to a single nucleotide/amino acid, but that considerable new functional knowledge can emanate from such an approach.
6 The cyclopropanation of geometrically defined enamine and enamide derivatives 7 and the elegant variants of the Kulinkovich reaction 8 using amides 9 or nitriles, 10 also provide versatile methods.
He further provides an elegant overview of the VEGF receptor family, including the potential biological role of mRNA splice variants and, in particular, the potential role of VEGF-2 polymorphisms [ 8].
The last variant offers a very elegant way of rewriting the second equation of (5).
In innumerable variants, the craning, intent, elegant mien of the candidate engulfed the planet.
Moreover, the high insert capacity of extrachromosomal vectors allows expression of a therapeutic transgene from the context of its genomic DNA sequence, providing an elegant way to express normal splice variants and achieve physiologically regulated levels of expression.
Fortunately, the kernel trick provides an elegant mathematical means to construct powerful nonlinear variants of most well-known statistical linear techniques, without knowing the mapping explicitly.
