Sentence examples for millions of iterations from inspiring English sources

Questions like these turn out to be ideally suited to computer programs through which millions of iterations can smooth out the peaks and valleys of randomness, and converge toward a reliable approximation.

Because neural networks essentially design themselves through millions of iterations, if something goes wrong, we can't reach in and replace a part.

The output of one simulation is "ON" (present) or "OFF" (absent) for each 642 element at each iteration (simulations of 20 millions of iterations or until a steady state was reached, See Simulations in the Methods section for more details).

For example, a PoP for the element NADPH cytoplasm of 24.3% means that, on average, during the last millions of iterations, this element is "ON" for 24.3% of the iterations.

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The result shows that the filtering process converges at the 57th of iteration to a mass value of 7.26 kg.

After 5th stage of iteration, a BER of 1.3e-03 1.3e-03ised at 10 dB SNR.

After 10th stage of iteration, a BER of 7.3e-04 7.3e-04ised at 25 dB SNR with Blobtained

A SNR gain of 1.5 dB is obtained in SDCode-PIC compared to SDSub-PIC at a BER of 2e-03 after 8th stage of iteration.

Figures 12 and 13 show the output of the DFE-BICM-ID receiver after the 1st and 4th iterations, respectively.

In the absence of EC MLs the lower 10th percentile segment of the population of 1-year-olds rarely (10.8% of iterations) exceeded the NCRI, and the 90th percentile segment did so frequently (66.2% of iterations).