Sentence examples for erasure process from inspiring English sources
However, a study published by Cambridge researchers last year showed that approximately 1% of the changes get through the erasure process unscathed.
A more concrete counterexample is that of Allahverdyan and Nieuwenhuizen (2001), where they argued it is possible to effect an erasure process with a lower cost than Landauer's principle suggests, but only in the low temperature quantum regime.
a For compactness, we denote R l (n) as R l. b Note that, due to the probabilistic encoding, the decoding performance is independent of the packet erasure process in the channel and depends only on the number N of received packets.
However, only few published works have considered packet loss and packet loss recovery in the analysis of network coding performance [7, 8]. Figure 1 illustrates a NC example with one sender and three receivers over a network with a random packet erasure process.
The short duration and compromised efficiency of the erasure process is considered to be the main cause of the transcriptomic and epigenomic anomalies of cloned embryos [ 16].
Figure 4 A graphical representation of the ADP packet erasure encoding/decoding process.
Robert Tobias, a New York University professor who was the city's longtime head of testing before his resignation in 2001, said that at the time he left, the city was still running every student answer sheet twice through its scanning machines in Long Island City, once for scoring and once to look for suspicious patterns of erasures, a process that took about a week.
An adequate determination of is essential for obtaining a satisfactory overall performance since, in the erasure iterative decoding process, as the number of introduced erasures increases, it is less and less likely to find parity-check equations containing a single erased bit which could thus be solved.
During the campaign, he had drawn back from many of his old positions while putting forward few new ones, so that his campaign was a process of erasure more than of disclosure.
