Sentence examples for exists a large set of from inspiring English sources
For the performance analysis of massive MIMO system, there exists a large set of tools from random matrix theory (see [110 116] and references therein).
For invariant systems on Lie groups, we prove there exists a large set of (time-varying) trajectories around which the linearized observer-controler system is time-invariant, as soon as a symmetry-preserving observer is used.
It has been shown by Lei, in his recent paper, that there exists a large set of Kirkman triple systems of order uv (LKTS uv)) if there exist an LKTS v), a TKTS v) and an LR u), where a TKTS v) is a transitive Kirkman triple system of order v, and an LR u) is a new kind of design introduced by Lei.
Security: There should exist a large set of different possible keys producing independent watermarks.
There exists various possible algorithm to explore a large set of potential candidates.
Myspace (yes, it still exists) confirmed a hack in which a large set of stolen username and password combinations were made available for sale in an online hacker forum.
Here, to support the hypothesis that a noisy communication channel with a Shannon limit exists in the protein sequence-structure map, we encode a large set of experimental protein atomic coordinates into a contact vector representation [20].
This is essentially a portfolio problem (Convertino and Valverde 2013) in which a large set of outbreak source alternatives exist and the whole set is evaluated considering average risk and variance, where in this case the "risk" is related to the inability to predict the correct outbreak patterns in space and time.
However, it is almost impossible to show two proteins do not interact, a large set of non-interacting protein pairs does not exist.
The original mathematical model of autocatalytic sets [ 11] assumes the following: (i) there exists a large food set of abundant polymers naturally formed in the environment up to some low level of complexity, i.e. up to length M consisting of B types of monomers (e.g. a, b, aa, bb); (ii) each molecule has a certain probability P of catalyzing each ligation-cleavage reaction.
The key difference between unisensory and multisensory training exists during encoding, whereby a larger set of processing structures are activated in the multisensory paradigms.
