Sentence examples for pruning off from inspiring English sources
Over six decades the townspeople effectively fend off curious outsiders, even pruning off the tree limb that Kite hung from.
If newly planted trees and shrubs show signs of stress with the heat, I might try reducing the leaf surface by pruning off every other leaf.
Since the goal was to map string-based annotation of properties of NeuroMorpho.Org reconstructions, we simplified the source hierarchies by pruning off all the descendant branches and sub-trees with no correspondence in the available data.
Dead-heading, or pruning off old flower heads, promotes the production of more flowers.
Pruning off the oldest canes will renew the entire bush about every three years.
The point of averaging is to prune off exceedingly unlikely possibilities.
After that, LB_(_{Keogh}), whose time complexity is (mathcal {O}(n)), prunes off remaining unpromising subsequences, and then reversed LB_(_{Keogh}), whose time complexity is highest, tries to prune off unpromising subsequences which LB_(_{Kim}) and LB_(_{Keogh}) cannot detect.
Therefore, UCR-DTW costs a negligible time overhead for reversed LB_(_{Keogh}) to prune off more classical DTW calculations.
To effectively use this representation for use case identification, branches that do not serve as the separations of use cases should be pruned off in the BRCG.
The efficient methods inherit the cascading lower bounds introduced in UCR-DTW, a state-of-the-art method of similarity search in the static time series, to admissibly prune off unpromising subsequences.
By using time-lapse diffraction-limited fluorescence microscopy and SIM, Das's team discovered that the cells actually prune off the cellular "tip," removing those proteins in one shot a process that Das likens to closing a draw-string purse.
