Sentence examples for hard selection from inspiring English sources

This is because soft selection tends to use all the information available, while hard selection loses some additional information by selecting only a subset of the antenna elements.

Our analysis of selective mortality on SAH indicated that hard selection could be adequately modeled by a two-parameter logistic function (α = 1.430, bootstrap 95% CI: 0.997, 1.883; β = 0.272, bootstrap 95% CI: 0.095, 0.462), which suggested that hard selection on SAH was predominantly directional (Fig. 3A).

What followed in such systems can be thought of as a hard selection sweep in which alleles associated with residency were selected to a much greater frequency than the same alleles in the migrant population.

We extrapolate selection at one site in two years to an entire drainage, extrapolate selective mortality beyond the bounds of our empirical data, and assume hard selection wherein frequency and density-dependent effects are not factored.

For example, they typically require solving a combinatorially hard selection problem among all connected subgraphs.

They didn't do that with mediocre players, making the Tottenham Dream Team a particularly hard selection.

This would be Dale Steyn's spot but he only played five Tests this year, so it became the hardest selection in the XI.

It would have been nice to have had a harder selection problem than I ended up having, bringing in some people who might not have got a look-in otherwise".

Scotland head coach Scott Johnson told BBC Scotland: "It was by far the hardest selection we've had.

IOM Sport vice-chairman, Gary Corkhill, said it was "arguably the hardest selections we have ever had to make with world, European and British champions to choose from".

Our task is a difficult conjunction search where distractors share features with the target, this makes it a 'hard-discrimination, hard-selection' task.