Sentence examples for prior snapshot from inspiring English sources

Each node is described by a mass and quantized epoch (i.e. a redshift taken from the set of snapshot redshifts, (z_{0},ldots, z_{N}) (with (z_{0}< z_{1}< z_{2}cdots)), output by the N-body simulation), and a collection of zero or more immediate progenitor nodes (i.e. those connected nodes existing at the immediate prior snapshot redshift).

In the current setup, to exploit the sparsity prior on every snapshot, we fix λ t =λ=2 for the sake of simplicity.

The aim of the present study was to assess whether a single gene expression snapshot prior to the 10 week consumption of a hypocaloric diet could be used to accurately predict whether an individual would lose weight or not.

Here we study hydrological conditions with proxy evidence from marine sediment core NBP0602A-3C, adjacentothetip tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, with sediments dated to 35.9±1.1Ma providing a snapshot of conditions prior to the EOT.

Jenner posted a sneak peek of her ensemble prior to the event, a snapshot with her younger sis Kylie Jenner, who helped her get ready and a silly selfie taken while lying down in the car joking that she "can't sit".

At best, July's Learning to Love You More offers a snapshot of media participation prior to the rise of social networking as we know it today.

To ensure complete reproducibility, the SQLite database file may be archived to capture a snapshot of the database prior to each analysis.

The frequency-domain channel length indicator (FCLI) scheme [20] requires only one snapshot channel estimate while a prior information of noise power is assumed to be known, but FCLI becomes impractical as CFO exists.

Therefore we believe that predicting a response to diet using a single snapshot of global gene expression prior to an intervention is not sufficient to identify responders from non-responders.

This finding sheds light on the Aβ conformations in Alzheimer's disease and provides a snapshot of the intermediate structure prior to conversion into amyloid plaques.

The study reveals that spatial analytical approaches can function as an excellent tool for contingency-based "what-if" analysis, providing an objective snapshot of potential policy outcomes prior to implementation.