Sentence examples for minimum number of points from inspiring English sources

The selected methodology defines the terrain characteristics with a minimum number of points so that the computational cost is reduced for a given accuracy.

Additionally, we show locally and standardized maximin D-optimal designs for inhibition models are not necessarily supported at a minimum number of points.

Moreover, it does not depend on prior knowledge of the environment, and it requires a minimum number of points per segment.

So the ranking sets a minimum number of points to be awarded for every event on one of the world's six big tours: PGA Tour, European Tour, Japan Golf Tour, Asian Tour, Sunshine Tour and PGA Tour of Australasia.

The F.B.I. doesn't require a minimum number of points; all such regulations were dropped fifty years ago, because, according to Stephen B. Meagher, the chief of the Bureau's latent-print unit, the F.B.I. believes that making an identification using Galton points alone can cause errors.

Based on a prior knowledge about the structure of a given fitness landscapes, the conductor of the experiment can think up the efficient search algorithm (ESA), which requires the minimum number of points (=sequences) to be searched up to the global optimum.

Investigations of minimum network configurations were carried out by analysing three important elements: (1) the minimum number of scan stations; (2) the minimum number of real-world planes on which targets are distributed; and (3) the minimum number of point targets per plane.

We design an optimal algorithm for constructing a geometric spanning tree of all the red points and a geometric spanning tree of all the blue points with the minimum number of crossing points.

This floating point value specifies the minimum number of sample points that should fall within an octree node as the octree construction is adapted to sampling density.

We later give bounds on the minimum number of sample points required to infer, with probability, which points belong to the same strata.

Our correctness result is then given a probabilistic flavor: we give bounds on the minimum number of sample points required to infer, with probability, which points belong to the same strata.