Sentence examples for practical variant from inspiring English sources

A theoretical linear time complexity is derived and a more practical variant with slightly worse scaling is demonstrated.

A practical variant of this approach is to match the Spearman rank correlations of the measured data, rather than the Pearson correlations.

This study introduces a new practical variant of the combined routing and loading problem called the capacitated vehicle routing problem minimizing fuel consumption under three-dimensional loading constraints (3L-FCVRP).

The more practical variant, often required with patients that have many social problems, is clinical case management [ 59- 61].

Simple practical variants for NMF with dense factors are described.

Although considerable progress is being made, in light of the limitations in the various methodologies reviewed here, we suggest that careful integration of annotations and predictions from a range of tools is a sensible strategy in practical variant-prioritization scenarios.

Practical variants have been derived which more or less retain the Sankoff principle by sacrificing optimality.

Therefore, it is a practical space-variant joint Fresnel transform correlator.

Thus, in the practical implementation for variant calling a single implementation of BFAST suffices to identify virtually all variant classes and be robust against machine read errors.

This article aims to review the basic principles and virtues of random sampling in general and the practical utilities of variants of it.

A variant of practical interest is to limit an optimal path-system to κ leaf-pairs.