Sentence examples for marginal need from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the function ∂Nw/∂Nu ~ (Nu b−1 is a monotonically decreasing function for b < 1, demonstrating the decreasing marginal need for additional words as a corpora grows.

The economies of scale (b < 1) indicate that there is an increasing marginal return for new words, or alternatively, a decreasing marginal need for new words, as evidenced by allometric scaling.

Extending this concept to entire corpora, we find a scaling relation that indicates a decreasing "marginal need" for new words which are the manifestation of cultural evolution and the seeds for language growth.

RESULTS: Of the 18 education tools, four were rated as "good, may need revisions, but sufficient for use", 12 were rated as "marginal, needs revision prior to use", and two were rated as "poor, inadequate for use".

This is not surprising since it is known that functional potassium channels in the marginal cells need the co-assembly of Kcnq1 and Kcne1 (Lang et al, 2007).

Indeed, these marginal benefits need to be considered in conjunction with the safety profiles and costs of denosumab and zoledronic acid when choosing an antiresorptive therapy for patients with metastatic bone disease from advanced cancer.

We present a dynamic programming algorithm for efficient recovery of the marginal covariances needed for data association.

Hitherto I've always voted for what I believe in, but now I find myself in a comparatively marginal seat needing to keep a party out of power.

The marginal rate needs to be abolished as soon as possible, but at the very least the marginal rate activity baseline must be changed now from 2008-09 to 2013-14 levels to reflect the reality of increased demand.

In the face of heavy headwinds, it has gained more than 330 councillors, and won where it matters in the key marginal seats needed to form a government next year.

People who are perceived to be part of this group, once created and labelled, can be called upon to express an opinion – for, of course, there is only one opinion – whenever a reporter or an MP in a marginal seat needs to appear as though they are in touch with a world outside the metropolis.