Sentence examples for excess means from inspiring English sources
The word excess means in excess of that which would prevail if the solution were ideal.
We'll have to wait to find out exactly what the end of the Age of Excess means for architecture in New York.
Choice believes top cover policies with an excess are often the best value as they provide full private hospital cover, but the excess means premiums are heavily discounted.
The media, entertainment and cable sector is depressed by concerns regarding excess means of distribution, digital copying and competition from broadband and satellite.
There were significant increases in individual post caloric excess means for systolic blood pressure (9 out of 14), diastolic blood pressure (5 out of 14), pulse pressure (7 out of 14) and heart rate (7 out of 14).
This used to be the kind of town where autumnal excess meant that somebody got a little giddy ordering mums.
Theoretical expressions of the excess mean-squared error (EMSE), in both the steady-state and tracking cases, are derived based on the energy conservation approach.
We study and evaluate the steady-state excess mean square error performance of the proposed algorithm using the concept of energy conservation.
Further, the analytical excess mean square error of the proposed algorithm is verified with computer simulations and is found to be in good conformation.
The main idea is to reduce the number of active weights in the LMS algorithm, and to perform weight post-filtering such that the resultant excess mean square error can be reduced.
