Sentence examples for method that imposes from inspiring English sources

Finally, we show how to design multicore versions of an analytical regularization method that imposes smoothness constraints on the deformation derived by both unimodal and multimodal registration.

The multi-objective optimization problem was solved by using the weighted-sum method that imposes a penalty for risk to the objective function.

However, this solution conveys the exhaustive search methods that imposes a lot of computations and it makes the solution impractical.

With the Hausman approach, the combination of restrictive functional forms (linear labor supply) and estimation methods that impose theoretical consistency of the labor supply model everywhere in the sample (global satisfaction of Slutsky conditions) can lead to biased estimates and possibly an overstatement of work incentives, as discussed above.

This is a main motivation for introducing multi-sample segmentation methods that impose common breakpoints across all samples.

Both would achieve these ambitious cuts by the same method: a cap-and-trade system that imposes limits on industry emissions and forces businesses to buy rights to any additional emissions.

As with any approach that imposes structure on the data [ 18- 20], bifurcations are the imposition of method, not necessarily the reality.

This value reflects the limit of the current implementation of the method that is imposed by memory constraints.

It does not put a hard limit on the number of regulators per target gene, unlike some other methods, such as Bayesian network approaches that impose this constraint to reduce the computational burden.

That imposes ever greater costs on businesses.

The direct competitors of SConES on this problem are the methods that also impose graph constraints on the SNPs they select, namely, graphLasso and ncLasso.