Sentence examples for more successful structures from inspiring English sources

Those countries that appeared well above England and Northern Ireland on the international league tables – such as Finland and Singapore – have developed more successful structures for post-16 education that go beyond Britain's patchwork of vocational qualifications for those who don't stay on to do A-levels and then potentially go to university.

He is more successful in the architectural structure, of which he proves real mastership.

This reinforces our point that mixture of Dependence Trees with estimated structures is more successful in modeling dependencies in the data.

We show, however, that the Lamarckian scheme (which ultimately searches for the global minimum on a simplified landscape) is more successful and efficient at generating the target structures.

It is generally agreed that more different structuring the student knows the more successful in solving combinatorial problems he is.

"We tested a leg design with the proposed pantograph [three-segment] structure, and a second (even more successful) leg design��where several additional features were merged into," he says.

For the structure items the third distractors were more successful than the fourth distractor present only in the 5-option items, although for the reading items, the fourth distractors were rather more successful than the third.

The ANN structure built is found to be more successful than the conventional approach in estimating the TSR and power factor.

Thus, at least for the ribosomal structure single heavy atoms have been more successful in phasing than POMs.

The obvious question is this: Will this new structure of the scientific organization make us more successful in reaching our goal of understanding the world we live in?

The class of machine structures referred to as hybrid parallel kinematic machines have been more successful than most and have been employed in a wide variety of applications.