Sentence examples for more partitioning from inspiring English sources

Our results show that partitioned datasets are strongly preferred over non-partitioned ones (PS1, PS5, and PS9), and more partitioning is preferred over less.

This was not surprising to us based on Lamon's (1996, 2007) calls to include more partitioning opportunities in US classrooms beyond introductory activities in around third grade.

Because of the changes in the electrostatic potential difference, the increase in NaCl concentration promoted more partitioning of glucoamylase to the bottom phase and a lowest partition coefficient of 0.126 was obtained at 2 % NaCl concentration (Fig. 8).

The relaxed clustering algorithm analyses many more partitioning schemes than the strict clustering algorithm, which tends to make it slower.

Furthermore, the hardware cost increases due to a larger number of filter taps, and thus, much higher throughputs are required (i.e., more partitioning modes).

Sooner or later it would be bound to disappear, once more partitioned between Germany and Russia.

On the first floorare 11 more partitioned offices with another print room and storage.

Millions of non-Jewish Poles also died, victims of more partition and conquest.

After a thirty-minute intermission, the audience returns to a theatre in the round: there are no more partitions.

Depending on the policy of an archive an individual record may exist in one or more partitions.

Experimental results show that BSPRIM outperforms SPRIM in terms of accuracy with more partitions and outperforms PRIMA with less CPU times for generating the same accurate models.