Sentence examples for instance taken from from inspiring English sources
It has often been shaped by populations upon whom it was imposed; a large number of common English words ("jungle," "nirvana," "bungalow") were, for instance, taken from Indian languages.
This example uses a PCP instance taken from [9].
At present, dynamical predictions in systems biology require a known chemical reaction graph, for instance, taken from the literature; a system of ODEs is usually specified based on such a graph and used for prediction.
Whenever a dataset is subdivided in k groups (see question c), as samples were for instance taken from k sites or treated with k different protocols, another suitable data mining strategy is to apply supervised machine-learning methods to learn to approximate a relationship between metabolic profiles to the k categories (Hastie et al., 2009).
Computational testing conducted with standard instances taken from the literature demonstrates the potential of the proposed approach.
The computational results, on two sets of instances taken from the literature, show the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
For example, for 'Nug' instances taken from the Quadratic Assignment Problem Library (QAPLIB), the analysis is done for 'Nug27' for the TS method.
Exporting thesesets with all instances taken from LigandExpo results in one file for eachtarget containing other proteins in the PDB with the same ligand.
The performance of the method is evaluated on benchmark instances taken from the literature, where its provided results are compared to those reached by the best methods available in the literature.
Finally, we want to show to what extent the set-covering model can be optimally solved in larger instances taken from VRP benchmarks, in order to investigate a potential increase in the carrier's container volumes.
