Sentence examples for fine decomposition from inspiring English sources

We show in particular that a fine decomposition of a process can lead to a natural positioning of the methods towards certain elementary phases.

By subtracting the bridging scale from the total solution, we arrive at a coarse-fine decomposition that, by a proper choice of projection operator, decouples the kinetic energy of the two simulations.

This implies a trade-off between having the finest decomposition and having a sufficient number of individuals in each industry-occupation cell.

The unknown noise variance is estimated by the median estimator,, where MAD is the median of absolute value of the wavelet coefficients at the finest decomposition level (the diagonal direction of decomposition level one).

We now use the finer decomposition (N=70 and N=100).

Note that with this finer decomposition there are three other networks showing correlation (although less than 0.15).

We then repeated this comparison using a finer decomposition of 100 resting-state ICNs from the Human Connectome Project HCPP) (Smith et al., 2013) using MELODIC.

In exploring whether factors relating to fine root decomposition might be involved in that effect, a 1-year pot experiment in a controlled temperature glasshouse was designed to test the role of three factors on fine root decomposition.

Roots regulate soil carbon (C) input, but fine root decomposition rates and root impacts on soil organic C turnover (SOC) are uncertain.

Based on a fine-grained decomposition and following the main issues of fitness assignment, diversity preservation and elitism, a conceptual model is proposed and is validated by regarding a number of state-of-the-art algorithms as simple variants of the same structure.

Any adequate evaluation of these cases must recognize a more fine-grained decomposition of genes into working units to capture genuine activity-function conservation.