Sentence examples for permutation into from inspiring English sources

This method works with the ranked data π(f), and the bound is calculated by dividing the address of the rank permutation into two parts: a coarse address (a block) and a fine address (the permutation within the block).

Therefore, we can talk about "sorting a signed permutation" instead of transforming one permutation into another.

This distance metric designates minimum number of inversion operations necessary to transform an initial gene permutation into a target one.

Then, we frame this unsigned permutation into 0 and 2 n + 1; 0 and 2 n + 1 represents the beginning and the end of the permutation.

Combining equation (8) with the inverse of equation (10) we get the function which can be used to map a permutation into an element of.

In addition, since the progressive perfect sorting sequences are asymmetric, the progressive perfect subtraces are also asymmetric, that is, the inverse of the progressive perfect sequences in a subtrace sorting a first permutation into a second are not necessarily progressive perfect sequences sorting the second permutation into the first.

5-Tiles says its main advantage — aside from taking up less space — is that it can fit a lot of input permutations into that small strip.

Now here comes the weird part: today Brian Krebs wrote about a glitch in Google Translate that automatically turned Lorem Ipsum (in various permutations) into decidedly modern and nefarious-sounding English.

Mathematical description—We first partition the space of permutations into blocks using some blocking function γA that maps each permutation to a real number; permutations with the same number are in the same block.

By introducing mismatch permutations into the probe set rather than the target set, we were able to examine the distribution of signal across a range of interactions with more accuracy.

Finally, generating the required layout is a simple matter of traversing each PQ tree in T (Step 5) as described in Section 3.2 and concatenating the resulting permutations into a single order (Step 6).