Sentence examples for random conflict from inspiring English sources
In urban areas, independently distributed Wi-Fi networks can be expected to form a fairly random conflict graph.
However, in random conflict graphs, such behavior is not observed so that randomly placed transmitters are unlikely to experience this degradation in short-term fairness.
For SNP detection within and between datasets 1 and 3, trimmed reads from each sample were mapped onto the Illumina chloroplast genome using CLC with the following settings: match mode = random; conflict resolution = vote, similarity = 0.8 and length fraction = 0.9 were used for the mapping.
Our results suggest that there is a weak dependence on the system size if the density of deployment is kept unchanged and the deployment has a random regular conflict graph.
The proposed framework uses a nested conditional value-at-risk (nCVaR) metric to find compromise solutions among conflicting random objectives.
Accurately or not, you could hardly avoid thinking of explosive conflict and random terror when presented with the seemingly aimless, numbing 10-minute barrage of violent clusters in the newly composed "Skia" ("Shadow," in Greek).
Because previous studies have shown that exposure to conflict was random, we assume that displaced individuals are more or less evenly distributed across Burundi, with proximity to the border being the most important determinant of international versus internal displacement.
In contrast, a simple non-priority-based manager that resolves conflicts at random is GPI compatible.
Second, a limited pool of reviewers were available from a small community of EM researchers in Canada, complicating the process of assigning reviewers in a random manner while avoiding conflicts.
Multivariate analyses comparing conflict points to random points generated in the same area also revealed that smaller and younger habitat fragments were associated with greater levels of conflict.
We also tried to quantify to which extent authors without conflicts of interest according to the disclosure list had such conflicts, in a random sample of 25% of the authors.
