Sentence examples for random from which from inspiring English sources

The target for secondary schools was students in forms 3 and 4. Like in primary schools, clusters consisted of 'streams' in each of form 3 and form 4. Then, a cluster was selected at random from which all students were interviewed.

Nobody will step forward; instead, software called "Code Word, Nickname and Exercise Term System" is employed to avoid responsibility; it spits out a list of random names from which commanders can choose.

This type of simulation method consists on independently repeating random experiments, from which statistical results are extracted.

The anonymization procedure consists then in replacing each phone number by a randomly generated number, such that each user has a unique random ID, from which it is impossible to retrieve the original phone number by reverse engineering procedures.

Nowadays spatio-temporal analysis cannot be adequately faced without considering important issues, such as: (a) modeling the spatio-temporal random field from which data might be reasonably derived, (b) choosing suitable covariance models which describe the spatio-temporal correlation of the variables of interest, (c) using adequate software packages which tackle different inferential problems.

Each turn in battle presents the player with five random chips from which to choose, though the player is limited to chips of the same variety or chips with the same alphabetic code.

The random coefficient model fitted a regression for each island using measurements through time as data; the regression lines for the islands comprised a random sample from which an estimate of the true population regression line was derived.

We selected several sets of negative instances from a random UniProtKB from which we removed 'fragments' or any obvious redundancy (according to UniRef90).

i.permutations a number that defines the times an initial empty network is perturbed to construct a random network from which a stepwise search is performed.

The number of CP hits on non-OR GPCRs exceeds that of a random model, from which one expects to observe at most one or two CP hits.

Since the result of K-means depends on the initial centers, we repeat it with 10 random initializations from which the one resulting in the smallest objective function value is selected.