Sentence examples for over different values from inspiring English sources

We shall note these constants by C or (C_{i}) where (i=1,2,ldots) and in different places they can take over different values.

In fact, comparisons performed over different values of k are not feasible, as the more k increases the lower the distortion is.

Proper values of the parameters were then determined through running the algorithm 10 times over different values of the parameters and through calculating the average of the goal function for these 10 runs.

In our first set of experiments, we tuned the value of μ (relative weight given to inter-machine potential rollback-delay cost), i.e., we tried to optimize the total simulation execution time of the experiment over different values of μ.

Age, Fnlwgt, Hours-per-week, the numerical attributes, are chosen as Quasi Identifiers for our experimentation and number of coalitions, anonymity level, number of outliers, IL (using Eq. 7) are calculated over different values of similarity weight factor ((beta)) and multiplicity factor ((gamma)).

Our new derivation shows that (k,x k,T) in fact can be simply determined by a single element T, while k and x k can be obtained by (11) and (19) given T. Therefore, the candidate solution of (18) can be evaluated over different values of T instead of (k,x k ).

Because in the scenario analysis effectiveness is equal for all strategies, CEACs are constant over the different values of willingness to pay for a QALY.

On the contrary, they seem to be a consequence of a wide dispersion of DMQ scores over the different values of Post-Task WL.

The row entitled "Pattern Error" refers to the average error for each pattern model over the different values of S. The column entitled "S Error" is the analog for the scattering coefficients.

In general, physical quantities are described by a quantum state which gives a probability distribution over many different values, and increased specificity (narrowing of the distribution) of one property (e.g., position, electric field) gives rise to decreased specificity of its canonically conjugate property (e.g., momentum, magnetic field).

Most British politicians haven't had to think politically their entire careers – at least since the end of the Cold War and decimation of the organised working-class, when politics entailed, at least superficially, a struggle over radically different values.