Sentence examples for further rewriting from inspiring English sources

The actors would then be invited to improvise with the material even further: not because it needed further rewriting, necessarily, but to set a certain tone.

Then, the sum rate can be further rewritten as a function of estimated SNRs, i.e., SNRi,c.

From (29), the (28) can be further rewritten as mathbf{R}mathbf{A}left alpha right)=mathbf{A}left alpha right)boldsymbol{Psi} left(beta right) (30).

Using J ||=J·B/|B|, Eq. (55) can be further rewritten as T_{n} = frac{1}{4pi} int frac{boldsymbol{J} cdot boldsymbol{B}}{ |boldsymbol{B}|^{2}} dl.

Suppose that both Ŵ and U deliver the same information and the recognition result is independent of DS H, the formula can be further rewritten as Eq. (7).

Thus, Eq. (19) can be further rewritten as begin{array}{l}{mathbf{C}}_2{mathbf{C}}_1^{dagger}mathbf{A}=mathbf{AV}{left({mathbf{A}}^Hmathbf{A}right)}^{-1}left({mathbf{A}}^Hmathbf{A}right) kern3.1em =mathbf{AV}end{array} (20).

V r can be calculated by QR decomposition of matrix A, then we can further rewritten the ℓ p -norm problem as minimize r f F = ∑ i = 1 N 1 − e − [ r f ∗ ( i ) + v i T ξ ] 2 / 2 σ 2 (24).

In order to quantitative calculate diffusion current and recombination current, respectively, Eq. 12 is further rewritten by taking into account the heterojunction diffusion model [29, 30]: J = frac{V}{{R_{text{sh}} }} + J_{text{r}} left{ {e^{{frac{{eV_{1} }}{{m_{{1{text{r}}}} KT}}}} - 1} right} + J_{text{d}} left{ {e^{{frac{{eV_{1} }}{{m_{{1{text{d}}}} KT}}}} - 1} right} (13).

which can be further rewritten as P intercept multiuser = π 0 Pr | h CBS ‒ Eav | 2 P s N 0 > 2 R - 1 + π 1 Pr | h CBS ‒ Eav | 2 P s | h PBS ‒ Eav | 2 P P + N 0 > 2 R - 1. (37).

Next, a natural idea is to consider using c i + L and c i − L to replace c i + and c i −, thus the level set formulation (10) of the vector-valued C-V model can be further rewritten as ∂ϕ ∂t = δ μ div ∇ ϕ | ∇ ϕ | − 1 N ∑ i = 1 N λ i + ( I i ( x, y ) − c i + L ) 2 + 1 N ∑ i = 1 N λ i − ( I i ( x, y ) − c i − L ) 2. (17).

Thus, the sample matrix X can be further rewritten as X = [ X 1   X 2 ⋯ X K ], where K is the class number of the whole samples.