Sentence examples for highest product of from inspiring English sources
Bazin, a well-educated, thoughtful man, articulate in several languages, graceful and charming, the highest product of Haiti's élite, was eloquent as he welcomed the current move toward political coalition.
Finally, the biclique graph Q with the highest product of the number of SU nodes and the number of common control channels is eventually obtained.
To provide an immediate indicator of disease/functional relevance, the highest product of r2 and -log10 p-value) ("disease impact") is calculated as a descriptive disease score for the 13 diseases and is displayed in dbSTEP search results.
For each of the four factor locations (a total of 16 locations), five voxels with the highest product of the correlation with the corresponding factor profile times their stability were selected, for a total of 80 voxels.
The optimal cutoff was chosen as the highest product of sensitivity and specificity.
Maximum clade credibility tree was selected for target tree to find highest product of the posterior probability for all nodes.
It is shown that cement with a higher product of C3A and Blaine-fineness, a higher alkali content and a lower content of SO3 give the lowest performance.
As Adam Gopnik noted in a 1999 Times review of a new edition of "The Annotated Alice": Gardner's own mind, compellingly split between a first-class skeptical intelligence (no one has written more witheringly about pseudoscience) and a heartfelt love of the fantastic and irrational, is a high product of its era.
As a result, a thin multiplication layer needs a high product of the charge layer doping level and thickness to reduce the high avalanche field.
This may be due to typically higher TBR in pulmonary lesions with pronounced SUV differences and due to an increased noise level caused by the higher product of iterations and subsets used by Knäusl et al. (4 iterations, 21 subsets).
These high photoresponse values point to a high product of external quantum efficiency (EQE) and photoconductive gain (G).
