Sentence examples for improved precedence from inspiring English sources

Operation vector crossover An improved precedence preserving order based on crossover (iPOX), inspired from Lee et al.

The cooperative search process includes a modified improved precedence operation crossover (IPOX) and a modified multipoint preservative crossover (MPX) based on two popular structures of the flexible job shop scheduling.

Service precedence also improved hit rate compared to GP with enforced inputs: 0.86 against 0.83.

When they judge the validity of an algebraic equation, performance is systematically worse if visual grouping or proximity conflicts with operator precedence (e.g., less space around addition than around multiplication), and systematically improved if visuospatial features align with operator precedence (Landy & Goldstone, 2007a; Rivera & Garrigan, 2016).

It yields improvements in strategies published by Lee{et al.} and Christensen and thus makes plain the possibility of improving on published precedence-ordering and tearing algorithms for computer-aided design.

The urgent need to establish an improved national standard DFA protocol in China should take precedence over current efforts to develop ELISA and RT-PCR methods.

Another interesting result was that using more information associated to the services (i.e., service precedence) could improve the solutions (comparing with plain GP) at the expense of significantly increasing the time required to compute them.

In this article, an improved Genetic Algorithm (GA) is developed to search for optimal solution to the precedence-constrained production planning and scheduling problem.

Mr Paterson also disputes that business concerns are taking precedence over poverty and the environment and says there is much evidence to show that GM crops have improved yields.

Above all, Dr Barratt said, efforts to improve air quality should take precedence over "sticking plaster solutions" such as masks.

And, although the Peterborough Sib was meeting targets and getting better over time, the broader policy imperative to improve outcomes for offenders rightly took precedence.