Sentence examples for random construction from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 shows the performance of codes of length constructed by three different algorithms: the random construction, only avoiding cycles of length 4, the PEG construction algorithm, and the PEG-ACE construction algorithm.

Our generation algorithms, called BPART and MPART, support controlled but random construction of bipartite and multipartite Bayesian networks.

A novel prototype schema employs solid phase synthesis of oligonucleotides for random construction of DNA sequences; temporary storage and retrieval is achieved through plasmid vectors.

Instead, other than a restaurant at the front of the complex, there is only a row of darkened windows, with the work halted on the would-be stores even before their floors were built, leaving the insides looking like a sandbox filled with random construction debris.

Writing ostensibly about grammar textbooks (a fact that alone says everything about the worlds he was drawing together in La Dernière Mode), he noted that "a language is not a random construction but composed like a marvellous work of embroidery or lace;… the threads combine in a design… which is retained for ever by the memory".

The random construction and the PEG construction algorithm [12] are considered in Section 3.2.

Most methods for designing good LDPC codes are based on random constructions, but the lack of structure makes the encoding process complicated.

The existence of such projection operators is guaranteed by the celebrated Johnson and Lindenstrauss (JL) lemma[49], which says that there exists random constructions of A for which (18) holds with probability at least 1−2|V|2e−Kcprovided K = O log | V | ≤ N, where c=ε2/16−ε3/48[51, 52].

The block pseudo-random intereaver construction based on random search is designed using permutations on each row.

The webs lost their orbital shape, looked random in construction, and were "ineffective" as traps.

The random walk construction allows diffusing trajectories underlying the model to be simulated in a simple way.