Sentence examples for many paths from from inspiring English sources
The fourth condition means that there are many paths from the transmitter to the receiver within the scattering intervals, so that the number of propagation paths that can be resolved within the scattering intervals is limited by the length of the arrays and not by the number of paths.
These avenues will diverge down many paths, from studying the role of MaSCs in mammary gland development, to understanding the regulation of self renewal and differentiation of MaSCs, to investigating a potential role of MaSC in breast tumorigenesis.
To estimate ξ, one can either sample many paths from p (Z (i ) | h (i ), ξ * ) (the hard EM) or integrate out p (Z (i ) | h (i ), ξ * ) analytically (the soft EM).
There are many paths for recovery from addiction.
Scientists are led to their theories from many paths, including logical extensions from known cases, analogical reasoning from similar cases, and de novo theorizing.
We will have no more safety in numbers, as friends fork off on to one of the many paths that lead from this crossroads: further study, travel, graduate schemes, professional qualifications, charity work, a (sharp intake of breath now) job.
A pool of uncommon but replicating minor variants could provide the virus with many paths of escape from a particular immune response; the most common escape paths are likely to be relatively fit and to reflect a balance between replicative fitness and immune susceptibility.
Evidence from many paths of gerontological research suggests that mitochondria are one of the key players in aging.
Athletes are a significant part of our social fabric, representatives of this country's many paths to wealth and fame from modest means, but no athlete -- not Cal Ripken, not Barry Bonds, not even you, Michael Jordan -- is soon to be viewed as larger than life.
The world keeps spinning, and there are many paths out there for you to choose from.
There are many paths to democracy, and the right choice varies from place to place.
