Sentence examples for local portions from inspiring English sources

This method is efficient in improving local portions of chromosomes.

This experiment demonstrates that the good performance of the hierarchical model is due to its special structure; that is, the fact that it processes the long context of input in local portions and then combines the results in a hierarchical manner.

"It's leading states like Georgia in the reverse way: Its locales don't want to send the local portion of their student funding to a state authorizer who has authority over kids in their district," he said.

The agreement specifies that the state test can be used as the local portion — but only if the data are used in a different way and that process is arrived at through collective bargaining.

The van Rhijn function is a basic datum for the local portion of the Galaxy, but it is not necessarily representative for an area larger than the immediate solar neighbourhood.

Mr. Millstein, an investment banker with Lazard Frères & Company, said that a preliminary cost analysis he performed last year indicated that the merger could provide savings of 20 to 30percentt on the local portion of the tax bill for residents of both municipalities.

The output of the obj call shows the local portion of the global data available in this process.

The local portion of the model monitors patients in the event of internet disconnections or any other failure in the cloud system.

In the above expression, κ global and κ local represent the ratio of the KE to the SE calculated over the entire system and over the local portion involved in the collapse, respectively.

Here the MPI processes' local portion of the global array data is stored, even though the distributed_data_object itself will never make any assumptions about its specific content since the distribution strategy is arbitrary in the first place.

With a sufficiently large field, the hole density can be raised in the surrounding area sufficiently to facilitate electrochemical etching or even electropolishing, just as in anodic etching when the entire sample rather than just a local portion of the sample is biased.