Sentence examples for question of mapping from inspiring English sources

Future work will focus on assessing the robustness of the kernel score (bootstrapping) and the question of mapping sequences directly to an additive space, i.e. from which additive distances can be immediately derived, to remove the final approximation step when going from the matrix of pairwise distances to the tree.

The entire domain of literature, it seems, is tied up in the question of the map.

At an earlier meeting a week ago, the two sides deadlocked on the basic question of which maps should be used to demarcate the border.

Aldred observed that, depending on the result of Ukraine's elections, Ukraine may not have a government come the ministerial, temporarily mooting the question of a MAP for Ukraine.

The reviewer raises an important general question of whether the mapping of coarseness we are reporting is in fact reflects mapping of previously reported qualities such as orientation tuning.

It is also notable that some researchers may wish to use a pair of single sample trials to model episodic memory processes [16,31,35], although some have questioned the logic of mapping single-trial learning onto episodic memory [36].

They also asked the question of whether the mapping in Theorem 2.2 is strongly relatively nonexpansive (see [7, Problem  3.5]).

The question of which diagram mapping is relevant to a given demographic phenomena is a function of patterns in the data.

Again, we know of no studies that have reported measurements appropriate to answering the basic question of how the mapping of objective reward strength into subjective reward intensity is altered in affective disorders and, more generally, by changes in mood states.

This raises a question on the usefulness of mapping the QLQ-C30 if utilities can be readily determined from published literature.

Then, turning to the question of the Big Map, she said: "It hasn't fallen.