Sentence examples for for a given selection from inspiring English sources

We lastly wish to note that the proposed algorithm, like the existing method from [5], is meant to find covariance matrices for a given selection of users and their order.

For a given selection story to be descriptively valid, a "Darwinian population" must exist at the level of selection being described, which requires the presence of both an interactor and a reproducer at that level, thus putting together what others have pulled apart (2009, p. 112).

Sorting the solutions E i ∈ P by their cardinality so that i = |E i |, the Occam razor condition is specified in Equation (9) for a given selection threshold ε on the difference of relative errors between consecutive solutions according to the number of endmembers: E * = arg min P f RMSE ( E i + 1 ) f RMSE ( E i ) - f RMSE ( E i ) f RMSE ( E i - 1 ) < ε. (9).

For a given selection intensity, response to selection measured in genetic standard deviations is proportional to the ratio of the accuracy of EBV and generation interval.

Note that there are numerous physical combinations of PCCs enabling multiple designs for a given selection of E in and J out.

In particular, for a given selection coefficient s, RHH theory suggests that sites as distant as r f ≈ s must be included in the simulation to include all sufficiently distant sites (see Equation 3).

Thus, our model predicts a nonmonotonic behavior of the adaptive rate dα(f)/ dt on time: for sites with a given selection coefficient f, this rate has a maximum at some intermediate time when σ ˜ (t ) = f, after interference effects have weakened and before these sites have reached equilibrium.

These authors proposed to compare the increase in mean fitness in response to a given selection gradient for the full G-matrix with the expected response when assuming a (hypothetical) modified G-matrix in which all off-diagonal entries (i.e., all covariances) have been set to zero.

There are two important changes: (1) As expected, drive leads to a general increase for given selection levels.

As a first step, we evaluate the conditional fixation probability of a target mutation, G, for each of the cases of Figure 2, A F, and for given selection coefficients σ, σ′ and origination times τ, τ′.

This paper attempts to solve the materials selection problem using two most potential multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) approaches and compares their relative performance for a given material selection application.