Sentence examples for maximise the average from inspiring English sources
Growth curves like those from Gotilwa+ will recommend a rotation time of one year for forests to maximise the average increment what will not be to realistic.
Therefore, in this paper, a methodology is presented which aims to optimise the structural geometric configuration of the device to maximise the average power extraction from its intended deployment site.
The MCA generates quantitative scores, called dimensions, which are linear combinations of the dummy variables that maximise the average correlation between them.6 The first dimension of the MCA that takes into account the largest part of the observed heterogeneity reflects the intensity in use of the selected tools.
Assigning shipments to vehicles so as to maximise the average loading factor of those vehicles is known to be a complex problem of operations research (the bin-packing problem), and it has a complex impact on the prices of freight transport [8, 9].
The parameters characterising the chemotactic response (α0, λ, and β) were optimised to maximise the average attractant observed by the bacteria given fixed values of v and d.
The overall goal is maximising the average bin fullness.
Since there was not an already defined clustering (except for the time point indicators), we optimised the threshold by maximising the average silhouette value, as it was done for the PAM algorithm [14].
The tuning parameter that controls the amount of shrinkage of regression coefficients by the ridge penalty was optimised by maximising the average of the 10-fold cross-validated partial likelihood over 10 different random partitions of the data into 10-folds (Ambler et al, 2012).
The target of the optimisation is to maximise the total average backhaul throughput while minimising the cost of the backhaul solution.
SUVpeak was defined as a 1-cm sphere positioned within the lesion so as to maximise the enclosed average SUV.
Classes were put into sets, so that each set contained one class from each run, with the aim of firstly maximising the number of sets and secondly minimising the average distance between classes within a set.
