Sentence examples for merging the small from inspiring English sources

After merging the small villages, we are left with 90 villages (or clusters) for analysis.

A good reason is that as the percentage of added edges increases, the added edges connecting to the vertices in different cliques yield larger complexes(through merging the small complexes).

HARP uses an agglomerative hierarchical approach, in which the algorithm begins by considering each individual data as a separate cluster and subsequently builds up larger clusters by merging the smaller ones.

Simmy Richman wrote in The Independent that it is "the most poetic and powerful of Irving's work to date", and called Irving "the only modern American writer able to seamlessly merge the small detail with the significant event, while writing books that balance literary authority with mass-market appeal".

Then, we repeatedly merge the smallest seed cluster with its adjacent cluster until there is no adjacent cluster to seed clusters.

The first step in this process, carried out between 1947 and 1949, was to merge the smaller states that were not seen by the Government of India to be viable administrative units either into neighbouring provinces, or with other princely states to create a "princely union".

We propose to cluster GO terms by hierarchical clustering, and then merge the smaller GO terms by choosing a cutoff of the hierarchical tree.

That would be done by merging the new and smaller Africa Command into the European Command.

Further downstream, the coalescence effect dominated leading to merging of the small bubbles to form bigger bubbles.

To sweeten this medicine, the Coast Guard also wants to merge the two smaller anchorages, swallowing a 200-yard wide channel between them that is no longer much used.

Methods that perform modularity maximisation tend to merge the two smallest groups to yield the highest possible modularity value at the cost of an inaccurate detection of underlying community structure.