Sentence examples for online bound from inspiring English sources

As indicated from offline and online bounds, MIS[Greedy], BTS[Greedy] are 76.9 and 72.5% of the online bound, which demonstrates their effectiveness is better than their conservative theoretical bounds ((1-{rm e}^{-1} approx 63.2%)).

Tighter online bound in our experiment section based on [5] shows that Algorithm 2 performs much better than the worst case scenario.

The online bound is based on Theorem 4 in [5]: for any seed set S, its influence spread plus the sum of top k marginal influence spread of k other nodes is an upper bound on the optimal k seed influence spread.

In addition, we apply offline bound and online bound to estimate influence spread of optimal solutions.

Think about new spaces and businesses where you own your identity online, bind your digital assets to the blockchain, and accept payments or get paid in bitcoin or other cryptocurrency, without the need to have an existing bank account.

The migration of market share to online retail will be significant for years to come.There is another type of retailer, besides online ones, bound to end up with smiles on their faces.

He bought it immediately, nervous that someone else online was bound to snap it up if he didn't.

The Internet circumvents this limitation, however, and so the practice of scientific journals such as EHP of enabling investigators to post supplemental data online is bound to increase.

An approximately 53-nt long CF, called the PIE, is conserved among mammalian U1A genes (alignment in Supplement I, Supplementary Material online) and binds two molecules of the U1A protein upstream of PIE is a shorter (11 nt) conserved 5′ss-like sequence that was shown to bind the U1 snRNP splicing factor (Guan et al. 2007).

When the face of the company has made his name by sharing every aspect of his life online, people are bound to share things back.

I am not yet standing or even fully conscious but already I am in that impatient, flitty, online mode: I bound about like one of those neurotic petrol-sniffer hares you'll see at the Dublin airport car park.