Sentence examples for leftmost one from inspiring English sources

The ablation fiber was aligned parallel to the tubings at a distance of approximately 5 mm from the leftmost one.

For an N × N image, we first design two constant time algorithms for computing the leftmost one problem and for the component reallocation problem.

In other words, we show an O(n2) time algorithm extracting all the leftmost side vertex pairs from T.Among all isomorphic vertex pairs, we call the leftmost one an "admissible pair", where "isomorphic" means here that the connection of vertices in each pair results in an isomorphic tree.

The figure shows the primary sweep (leftmost one) and the successive 3 buffered sweeps.

In the other case, there exists at least one arc and the leftmost one is k1 k1.

Two clusters can be the mirroring ends of an inversion if the leftmost one has matepairs with all reads mapping to the positive strand, the rightmost one has matepairs with reads mapping to the negative strand, and the predicted inversion sizes intersect.

In a good matrix B, we consider the leftmost all-one column as the root of the B. According to Theorem 8 of Pe'er et al, 13 every PPM has an ordering of its rows and columns, which yields a canonical matrix.

The minimal APD (the leftmost point on the restitution curve) is considered one of the most important factors in determining organization of the excitation pattern of ventricular fibrillation and in the stability of reentrant.

Beginning with an initial codeword, say the all-zero codeword, the next nLSSC number of codewords can simply be constructed by complementing a bit from the lowest order (rightmost) bit position to the highest order (leftmost) bit position one at a time.

For unambiguous SCFGs, the relative frequencies can actually be counted efficiently, as for every word, there is only one leftmost derivation to consider.

Where the effect of binaural noise could be explained solely by effects on one ear or the other, the figure separates effects of binaural noise according to whether the effect could be explained solely by effects on a monaural excitatory input ('E'; leftmost bars) or solely by effects on a monaural inhibitory input ('I'; second bar).