Sentence examples for incremental sections from inspiring English sources

It describes this 2007 negotiation process in incremental sections, then flashes back to various other chapters in Murdoch history.

Repeat the 1" incremental sections cuts till ear hair is trimmed.

Take down the rest of the hair in 1" incremental sections, combing new section & cut hair smoothly between cuts.

In this section we illustrate how the incremental strategies defined on Sections 4.1 and 4.2 can be used incrementally to reduce the cost of application of either static analysis or mutation testing.

In section Incremental learning, review and summarize the incremental learning algorithms.

From the data collected and presented in Table 2, we applied the functions DCL A (w),DCL R (w),DCL A (o k ), and DCL R (o k ) defined in Section 3.1.1, which produced Tables 3 and 5, employed in the definition of two incremental strategies, presented on Sections 4.1 and 4.2, respectively.

This was facilitated by arranging several devices in a staggered array, allowing to produce a series of cross-sections with incremental offset by a single cleave.

The incremental subgradient method ([24], Section 8.2) and the projected multi-agent algorithms [25 28] can minimize the sum of nonsmooth, convex functions over a simple constraint set by using the subgradients ([29], Section 23) of the nonsmooth, convex functions instead of the proximity operators.

In other words, at each iteration candidate angles β j with smaller d β j have a higher probability of being selected for refinement using the incremental method described in section 2.2.

If new clusters of planes and their homographies detected with the incremental model selection algorithm (Section 3.1) are available, which are not supported by existing 3D motion models, the first step is to reconstruct the planes in Euclidean space and estimate their camera location.

Girerd et al. (1998) measured the incremental modulus of surgically removed sections of the radial artery, using essentially the same measurement technique as Laurent et al. (1994) but with an experimentally controlled transmural pressure.