Sentence examples for particularly linear and from inspiring English sources

It isn't your typical situation comedy ("Louie" time isn't particularly linear and, aside from the frequent presence of actresses playing the comic's daughters, the cast of characters changes a lot).

The various regression methods were tested, particularly linear, polynomial, and non-linear regression models.

"It's incredible dense, it's in small type, and it was a very difficult and not particularly linear read.

We see the effort as an extension of our discussions about art; loose and not particularly linear.

Memory is not particularly linear — it is associative, repetitive, subjective and porous.

These measurements give a better than 1% mapping of the response function, allowing for the testing and development of particularly linear PMT bases.

Many bacteria species produce proteases which cleave antimicrobial peptides, particularly linear ones [ 3]. S. aureus aureolysin and V8 as well as proteases secreted by Bacillus anthracis are examples of proteases capable of cleaving the human cathelicidin LL-37 [ 19, 20].

The "Pretty Penny" book ties all these themes together in a particularly linear package.

The reader may surprise to see a significant high fidelity simulation time for the small case study presented here; the reason for this, at least partially, is that our implementation is not generally efficient compared to commercial simulators which utilize efficient solvers particularly linear solvers.

My own way of thinking is very conservative, very linear and not particularly imaginative, but if I look for things in different places, sometimes things happen.

The results of this study showed the superior performance of neural network models in comparison with the prediction models obtained by linear and nonlinear regressions, particularly when testing evaluations were chosen from the boundaries of mixture proportions.