Sentence examples for manageable expression from inspiring English sources

In multicarrier systems, where the frequency-selective channel introduces large SNR variations across the subcarriers and practical modulation and coding schemes are adopted, an exact yet manageable expression of the PER reveals to be demanding to derive.

As a matter of fact, it is only for the sake of evaluating the EGP that the channel is assumed, during the following PRs, to be constant and equal to the current one, so as to obtain a manageable expression for the EGP.   3.

In order to define more compact and manageable expression modules that might predict risk or prognosis, various approaches have been used across several studies.

Estimation procedures for the ordinary point mobilities containing manageable expressions for engineering applications have been developed and some examples are presented.

In this paper we derive the asymptotic variance expression for the PBSIDopt algorithm and derive manageable expressions under some reasonable assumptions.

We speculate that the students in our study improved their understanding of the equal sign because they were encouraged to create equivalent and more manageable expressions when attempting to solve mental mathematics problems.

(2112) Equation 14 and the recurrent formulae can be used in two ways: (i) for a direct construction of the SBSP models in smaller systems, such as suspensions of bacteria or mammalian cells, which comprise a few compartments; and (ii) as a basis for a derivation of more-manageable limit expressions, when the compartment number is large.

Because of the manageable number of differentially expressed genes, we crosschecked their expression to already existing microarray data (see additional file 1).

Being a problem-based context featuring complex and difficult tasks, inquiry learning requires scaffolding to make tasks manageable, support learners' understanding, and encourage self-expression and reflection (Quintana et al. 2004).

For example, without the explicit use of the equal sign, students could transform 49 + 51 into the equivalent expression 50+5050, thereby making the expression more manageable to solve mentally.

We propose an intuitive Iterative Clique Enumeration (ICE) algorithm to identify a manageable number of maximal cliques as relatively independent co-expression modules in order to facilitate further analyses of the transcriptional mechanisms encoded in a gene co-expression network.