Sentence examples for optimizing diversity from inspiring English sources

From urban studies, this approach emphasizes the view that diversity is a community asset and a collective resource, since it is assumed that optimizing diversity increases social and political benefits (Wood & Landry, 2008).

However, the theory of space-time codes can, in fact, also be applied to spatial multiplexing in order to optimize diversity here also.

Glycoproteins display accelerated evolution during vertebrate radiation, and the encoding asymmetry of NXS/T(X ≠ P) has left behind phylogenetic evidence suggesting that the genetic code may have been selected to optimize diversity in part through emerging posttranslational modifications.

A proper labeling or characterization of the MIMO channel quality regardless of the spatial processing to be used enables deciding on the reception or transmission strategy to use (e.g., with or without channel state information, to optimize diversity or rate, etc).

Various approaches to measuring and optimizing molecular diversity of combinatorial libraries are presented.

Optimizing genetic diversity and fitness through iterative directed evolution will accelerate improvements in engineered protein therapeutics.

For AdaBoost, the stopping conditions, the way to enhance anti-noise capability and how to improve the accuracy by optimizing the diversity of the base classifiers, are good questions to be in-depth researched.

In the Netherlands, most of the tested bulls are sampled for preservation in the gene bank [ 8], while in the USA, the selection of animals for cryopreservation is aimed at optimizing genetic diversity within the collection, by sampling animals from clusters determined through computed genealogical relationships [ 9].

Preliminary results demonstrating the feasibility of a simulated annealing process for combinatorial reagent selection that concurrently optimizes product diversity in BCUT chemistry space and in terms of unique 4-point pharmacophores are discussed, and the advantage of using a customized chemistry-space derived for the library design is demonstrated.

The pairwise error probability, an asymptotic bound on the frame error probability, and a design criterion to optimize both diversity and coding gain are also derived.

The spatial separation between antennas required to optimize the diversity receiver substantially increase the phase or delay between each antenna element.