Sentence examples for more compact encoding from inspiring English sources

We extend the notion of similarity between link lists and use a more compact encoding of residuals.

However, it is often more convenient and efficient to use a more compact encoding like the activity list (lambda) introduced before.

Second, we apply the techniques used in establishing these results to a SAT encoding of QSTR, and obtain a new, more compact encoding which is also guaranteed to be solvable in polynomial time for networks of bounded treewidth, and which leads to a significant advance of the state of the art in solving the hardest benchmark problems.

This is clearly a prefix-free encoding.[12] This coding is not particularly efficient, but more compact prefix-free encodings do exist.

Clearly, the larger the cliques, the more compact the graph can be encoded, resulting in reduced IO costs, and so forth.2.

The nuID schema has three significant advantages over using the oligo sequence directly as an identifier: first it is more compact due to the base-64 encoding; second, it has a built-in error detection and self-identification; and third, it can be encrypted in cases where the sequences are preferred not to be disclosed.

In addition, because the format was developed when disk space was at a premium, the data can be reported in a number of compressed formats, referred to as ASCII Squeezed Difference Form (ASDF), that use letters and symbols to encode data in more compact formats (Table 1).

Although vertebrate neurotrophins are encoded in a more compact genomic structure than Dappu-NT, it is noteworthy to point out that the genome of Strongylocentrotus (sea urchin), an invertebrate deuterostome, encodes two neurotrophin types.

In mammals, gene compactness, measured by average length of introns or length of UTRs, has a stronger influence on protein evolutionary rates than does gene expression level, as mammalian proteins encoded by a more compact gene evolve more rapidly (Liao et al. 2006).

The identification of repetitive sequence families, able to fold into secondary structures and preferentially located within intergenic regions, reinforces the notion that also in prokaryotic genomes, typically more compact than eukaryotic ones, a relatively large fraction, not coding for proteins, is likely to play a biological role, by encoding functional RNAs.

And they were more compact.