Sentence examples for in the context of partitioning from inspiring English sources

The MYRRHA design has progressed through various framework programmes of the European Commission in the context of Partitioning and Transmutation.

One strategy, often used in the context of partitioning methods, is to build a new network whose edge weights are determined by multiple data sources (Hanisch et al., 2002).

Then we show mathematically, in the context of partition function decoupling, that the two compared systems can be simulated separately, eliminating the need to design a composite system.

They typically arise in the context of partition congruences (e.g.  [3, Sect. 10.2]) mostly because of the property: if f = ∑ n = − ∞ ∞ f n q n (q = e 2 π i τ ), then U m (f ) = ∑ n = − ∞ ∞ f m n q n.

This is also a source of information that is useful in the context of resource partitioning.

In particular, classical border treatment strategies are discussed and compared in the context of data partitioning.

Strategies for extracting organic acids from aqueous solutions using polymeric absorbents are demonstrated and discussed in the context of two-phase partitioning bioreactor (TPPB) design.

Our results suggest that the frequent and convergent evolution of relatively longer hind limbs among rodents [ 63], for example in the context of adaptive radiations and niche partitioning in heterogeneous environments [ 64, 65], may also have occurred very rapidly on a geological timescale.

Our approach differs in that it frames the link prediction task across layers in the context of multilayer networks, rather than partitions of the same network.

Shot characterization and adaptation in video partitioning in the context of the edge-based features is described in Section 4. Section 5 presents results on real video sequences.

One of the main aims of this work is to provide a probabilistically grounded interpretation of such a partitioning technique in the context of generating local maps.