Sentence examples for over cluster from inspiring English sources

Now four years of bargaining over cluster munitions have failed despite a drive by America, backed by Russia and China, to promote a deal that would have curbed but not banned the devices.Cluster weapons are a prime target for arms-control campaigners because of their indiscriminate effect.

Figure 5 Scatterplot of the fragment hits by LE over cluster index.

The experiment was performed over cluster containing six compute machines (five workers and one master node).

The algorithm is size-oriented, which implies the application of conditions over cluster size through all the process in contrast to density-oriented algorithms, also widely used when dealing with spatial data.

Accordingly, an enhanced cluster maintenance strategy with multi-metrics and a secure scheme is proposed so as to reduce the number of isolated vehicles, keep appropriate loading for each cluster head, and protect the whole link over cluster communication.

We discuss simulations of models with discrete and continuous variables, and using an array of algorithms ranging from single-spin flip Metropolis updates over cluster algorithms to multicanonical and Wang-Landau techniques to judge the scope and limitations of GPU accelerated computation in this field.

There have already been conversations about "superheads" taking over clusters of schools.

Other goals are: international standardization of outcomes; consensus on composite endpoints, biomarkers, surrogates and measures of disability; greater efficiency through randomized factorial designs and cluster or cross-over cluster RCTs; and equipping parents as partners in all aspects of the conduct of RCTs and in implementing their results.

Eligible study designs were randomised controlled trials (cross-over, cluster and stepped wedge), quasi experimental studies (non-randomised controlled studies, before and after studies and interrupted time series) and observational studies (cohort and case control studies).

Children born in the years 2007 2008 participating in the baseline measurements (September November 2013) of an ongoing cross-over cluster randomised trial (clinicaltrials.gov number: NCT01971840) aimed also at promoting physical activity, but in children aged 4 to 7 years.

This paper reports the design of a randomised cross-over cluster trial aimed at assessing the effectiveness of the multidimensional physical activity intervention (MOVI-KIDS) during two years in pre-school children.