Sentence examples for queries is given from inspiring English sources

With this complexity bound, an algorithm for deciding the bounded evaluability of graph pattern queries is given in [15].

Subsequently, an index can be calculated with following formulae: begin{aligned} Idx_{II} = 1 - frac{hbox {csrq}}{sum {text{ qc }}} end{aligned} (2 The count of similar retained queries is given by argument csrq and the query comparisons are denoted as qc.

The results of processing roll-up queries were given in Fig. 10.

We present a KG attack on the RPSL scheme in the KG-CKA dPEKS model of [11], where no oracle queries are given to the adversary.

A few examples of the proposed queries are given below.

A number of example queries are given in this section.

Further examples of aggregation queries are given in Table 1 in the Results section.

The SPARQL query is given as follows.

The graph representation of this query is given in Fig. 1b.

In contrast, the third term (-frac {1}{2} L boldsymbol {x})) can be calculated before the query is given.

Justification for the inclusion of the metadata available to constrain the query is given in the 'Metadata' section.