Sentence examples for large subclass from inspiring English sources

The large subclass Bryidae constitutes most species of mosses, but the subclass Polytrichidae also has some important members.

This paper concerns itself with the problem of generalizing to nilpotent Lie groups a weak form of the classical Paley-Wiener theorem for Rn The generalization is accomplished for a large subclass of nilpotent Lie groups, as well as for an interesting example not in this subclass.

There exist problems for which the most efficient known decision algorithm has exponential time complexity in the worst case (and in fact are known to be \ \textbf{NP}\ -hard in the general case – see Section 3.2) but which operate in polynomial time either in the average case or for a large subclass of problem instances of practical interest.

Then we design an algorithm which decides weak bisimilarity between processes of one-counter automata and finite-state processes in time which is polynomial for a large subclass of instances, giving a kind of characterization of all hard instances as a byproduct.

Transcription factors, a large subclass of DNA-binding proteins, are known to act cooperatively in the regulation of gene expression [1] [7].

Flavonoids belong to a very large subclass of the phenolic derivatives, which are abundant in fruits, vegetables, and plants.

Nonetheless, the interordinal relationships remain largely unresolved, in particular in the largest subclass Rhodymeniophycidae that includes 70% of all species.

But when my $15 savings results in a lower standard of living for my fellow Americans, a larger subclass and the resultant economic disparity (and perhaps impact on social services), then maybe I ought to just chalk up my increased costs to the advantage of living in a country that cares enough to promote safety standards, a living wage and economic opportunity.

Such a subclass is a subset of a larger subclass of channels with very noisy unreliable links from the source to the relay.

end{aligned} (1.4)In fact, formula (1.1) is the extension of (1.4) from (widehat{B}^2_{pi w}) to a larger subclass of (L^2(mathbb {R})).

Ankyrin repeat and SOCS-box containing proteins (ASB) constitute the largest subclass of the SOCS-box protein family.