Sentence examples for iterative links from inspiring English sources

The Bloom filter is intended to be re-used (supplied via - r) for iterative LINKS runs.

This iterative LINKS run had a peak memory of ~ 132 GB RAM, producing a conifer genome assembly whose NG50 contiguity is in excess of 110 kbp.

Means's recursive, iterative approach links individual stories to one another within a given book and connects each book to the rest.

In an iterative fashion, links' travel times t a and traffic volumes x a are updated until a satisfactory convergence criterion is met (the travel times are updated to also update the shortest paths).

Scientific advance may be seen as an iterative cycle linking knowledge and ideas to observations and data [2,70 72].

Analysis included a thematic analysis of each case, which involved iterative processes linking case-specific data to the theoretical perspectives, and a cross-case analysis to compare and contrast the themes across cases.

Scientific discovery and reasoning can usefully be seen as an iterative cycle linking more inductive phases of hypothesis generation and more deductive activities involving the testing of the hypotheses so generated 69.

The algorithm involves iterative removals of links to split urban traffic network into communities, in which the removed links are identified by "maximal between-value", and the remainders need to be recalculated after each removal.

It describes research which tested a model for linking iterative, theory based improvements in the design and implementation of online courses to learning outcomes.

The iterative and closely linked process involving the design (and redesign) of MIC-O-MAP and its evaluation formed the backbone of our research process.

The basic idea is to first optimize the EE of the cellular link by the bisection method and the FDTW relay-assisted D2D link with iterative optimization algorithm, respectively, and then alternately iterate the cellular link and the FDTW relay-assisted D2D link until convergence to produce the optimal system EE.