Sentence examples for maximal sums from inspiring English sources

For Lewis possible worlds are maximal sums of spatiotemporally related objects.

While ersatzist views identify possible worlds with abstract entities, Lewisian modal realism identifies possible worlds with maximal sums of (analogically) spatiotemporally interrelated entities.

The proposed approach can attain the maximal sum of satisfaction degrees of all goals under each confidence degree.

The outputs of these classifiers are combined using various strategies, namely fuzzy integral, maximal, sum, voting, and product rule.

This NP-complete problem can also be formulated in terms of graphs, as finding an acyclic tournament with a maximal sum of arc weights in a complete weighted graph.

For recombination, the authors consider two methods: firstly, choosing the utterance with maximal sum of weighted posterior (where the weights have been determined by boosting).

It follows then, that a definite description 'the F'thethe Fs') denotes the maximal sum or mass in the extension of F. So, for example, when we utter 'The dogs' we are denoting the maximal set of dogs in the domain of discourse.

This means that we do not attempt to jointly optimize the sum rate of all users; notice, though, that for single-stream beamforming, it has been shown in [62, 63] that such an approach can still achieve the maximal sum-rate, provided the leakage constraints are appropriately selected.

As can be observed from Fig. 9, the maximal sum rate can be achieved when the relay is located in the region 4. The reason for this is that the relay is in the center between the source and the destination, which is consistent with the well-known fact that symmetric source-relay and relay-destination channel conditions are important to increase the rate for two-way relaying channels.

Now we establish the maximal sum of the exponents of maximal extended repetitions in a weighted string.

The cutoff level of max-IMT providing the maximal sum of sensitivity and specificity was 1.90 mm (95% CI 1.6 2.5).