Sentence examples for paths with less from inspiring English sources
The entrées tended to tread safer paths, with less satisfactory results.
We discussed Sandberg's now-famous observation that many young women choose fields, employers, and career paths with less upside in terms of financial rewards and advancement opportunities because they are thinking ahead about lifestyle.
Since AMQR as well as AntHocNet maintains multiple paths to destinations based on current status of network, alternate paths with less traffic can be selected with better path preference.
We excluded scan paths with less than five fixations from the SPPG model, because subjects may not have been viewing the picture, or the eye tracking device may have lost the pupil.
Our analysis also showed other paths with less significant genes: Lyase activity with a p-value of 6.9 × 10-3 (RORA, FOS and CEBP), response to virus with a p-value of 4.3 × 10-3.
Instead, Trump's victory was bigger than expected: he won more than fifty-three per cent of the vote, with Cruz at thirty-six, and John Kasich (who had agreed to pull back in Indiana, to give Cruz a clear path) with less than eight.
Our numerical results show that FM is more suitable than GADM for approximating the continuous curves and thus yields a path with less routing cost.
By analyzing the provided information by each Gateway node in each cluster, the source node will choose the path with less cluster-hops, forwarding packets to it.
Sending the data in a most connected path with less link connection problem enhances the system performance, and selecting the authenticated vehicles in this quickest path protects the system from the malicious attacks [8].
The proposed Lifetime-aware Beacon-less Routing Protocol (LBRP) is built on the lifetime of the link and tries to obtain a durable path with less number of links.
When stations where passengers intend to board or alight are skipped, passengers will choose an optimal path with less transfer or a minimum trip time, such as by boarding the next train i + 1.
