Sentence examples for including an edge from inspiring English sources
Johnson made 21, including an edge over the slips cordon, before being bowled by Laker.
We note that this is a direct consequence of the criterion used for including an edge in the stable component (which may not appear in the networks for separate conditions and would have been filtered out by the simple intersection method), which ultimately renders the method more powerful.
We record the number of conflicting cycles resolved and created by checking each cycle in the cycle basis including an edge that was modified by the flipping of a fragment allele.
The iPhone X features some cutting-edge technology, including an edge-to-edge display and facial recognition, but it was the phone's high price tag of $999 that drew a lot of attention.
He found that forest edges are highly prone to fire damage and that 90% of all burned areas included an edge.
The discrete Fourier transform set is found to be marginally superior to the simpler statistics set that includes an edge detector.
We firstly convert this graph into its undirected counterpart, G V,E ′), where set E ′ includes an edge (v k,v l ) if and only if (v k,v l )∈E∨(v l,v k )∈E.
That means only if a correlation coefficient is statistically significant different from zero, we include an edge in the network.
The resulting 100 graphs were aggregated by generating a summary graph, where the summary graph included an edge if this edge was found in the skeleton of at least 20 re-sampled data sets (the number 20 being a conservative choice that reduces random fluctuations but still keeps meaningful, but weak signals).
The entire experience, through all apps, now includes an edge-to-edge design, and has very thin typography that looks like a variation on Helvetica Neue Thin.
Blasts from the past include an edge-to-edge drawing of waves from 1970 by Vija Celmins; a marvelous "painting" of grafted sticks from 1974 by Mr. Arnoldi that is the ultimate in driftwood elegance; surfing cartoons from the late '60s by Robert Williams, Jim Evans and R. Crumb.
