Sentence examples for reconcile sets from inspiring English sources
An early attempt to efficiently reconcile sets [41] was based on representing sets by their characteristic polynomial over a finite field.
In order to implement the set aggregation service described above, the peers first reconcile their sets using an efficient set reconciliation protocol that is not fault-tolerant but where the complexity is bounded even in the case of failures.
(iii) All peers again reconcile their sets with each other, using pairwise bounded set reconciliation. .
Yet it can challenging to reconcile two sets of objectives that are often in tension, and there are no commonly accepted methods to achieve this alignment.
Google Docs: If I never have to use Word's "Track Changes" feature again, it will be too soon: there's nothing like sending the same document to three different colleagues, and then struggling to reconcile three sets of feedback.
The exact set agreement is implemented by executing a variant of ByzConsensus which instead of sending values reconciles sets.
It's hard to reconcile the setting of "Gracefully Insane" -- the luxurious appointments, the pastoral surroundings, the lovable eccentrics -- with the desolate interior landscape of the mentally ill, which Beam makes no attempt to convey.
(ii) ECHO: Reconcile the set received in LEAD with (mathcal {P}).
The second problem is to reconcile a set of gene trees into one common species tree.
ZOPA negotiations involve reconciling disparate sets of interests between parties in order to find an agreement, and the information key to creating this negotiated agreement is in determining the zone of possible agreement, or what can be achieved at the bargaining table.
Current theory-of-mind research faces the challenge of reconciling two sets of seemingly incompatible findings: Whereas children come to solve explicit verbal false belief (FB) tasks from around 4 years of age, recent studies with various less explicit measures such as looking time, anticipatory looking, and spontaneous behavior suggest that even infants can succeed on some FB tasks.
