Sentence examples for loose bounds from inspiring English sources

Within the loose bounds of this kinetic consciousness "enigmas / Swarm at the brink of the five senses" and "there is no controlling / One's renegade thoughts".

However, numerical simulations show that they are loose bounds; the actual convergence rate, as we can observe from Figure 2, are linear.

The use of approximate linkage score methods typically yields no guarantees or loose bounds that do not enable a researcher to draw conclusions regarding the linkage score.

At present, it is present possible to set loose bounds on the evolutionary ages of the phylogenetically conserved extensions by running PhyloCSF on phylogenetic subtrees on the sequenced Drosophila phylogeny, with the expectation that PhyloCSF scores for a given extension should increase as those lineages that lack the extension are pruned from the tree.

Following proposition provides a bit loose bound (sufficient condition) of our result expressed in the form of δ K + 1 ≤ 1 / K + θ.

After 30 days of wires' placement in the oral environment, wires were collected and cleaned with 95%% ethanol to remove any precipitation, rinsed with ultrapure water to detach any loose bound deposits, then dried, and saved again in their self-closed sterilizing plastic bags.

For a large number of distance estimates, Bound 3 can be a loose bound, while for very few samples, Bound 3 may not be a valid bound all the time.

It can be easily seen that (20) is a looser bound than (19), so that finally (21).

During the loose-bound state, DNA diffuses back-and-forth past the enzyme.

Since this upper bound is obtained from the property of convex functions, it is not a loose bound.

Other tree structures for handling uncertain data may achieve compactness at the expense of loose upper bounds on expected supports.