Sentence examples for refinement compared to from inspiring English sources

Typically, better statistical performance is achieved by successive refinement compared to network multilateration, but convergence issues must be addressed.

It is observed that we achieve a higher injection rate with grid refinement compared to the original grid, which is consistent with the polymer rheology.

We show here that combining knowledge-based conformational sampling in RAPPER with molecular dynamics/simulated annealing (MD/SA) vastly improves the quality and power of refinement compared to MD/SA alone.

Despite BCML's lack of refinement compared to the currently available alternatives, it provides additional functionality, and it highlights a possible solution to problems that are now arising when representing pathways.

As expected, for a given number of DOF a more accurate solution can be achieved by adaptive, local h-refinement, as compared to global refinement in a fully matching setting.

Subsequent to acceptance of this article, a paper was published by Ginn et al. (2015) describing an alternative method for orientation refinement as compared to the method of Sauter et al. (2014), and partiality estimation for each individual image, but without post-refinement.

The behavior of a simple HASTS refinement algorithm is compared to the local refinement algorithm for analysis-suitable T-splines demonstrating the superior efficiency and locality of the HASTS algorithm.

According to the current investigation, the CH process with the new concept dies could impose relatively high plastic deformation without die change during the process and promote the accumulation of dislocation, resulting in grain refinement of the wire compared to the conventional wire drawing (WD) process.

Here, we show that implementation of a full factorial designed set of standard refinement approaches, termed ExCoR (Extensive Combinatorial Refinement), significantly improves structural models compared to the traditional linear tree approach, in which individual algorithms are tested linearly and are only incorporated if the model improves.

Some of these changes, such as refinements in spectral bandpasses compared to earlier Landsats and a well-designed on-board calibrator have a direct impact on the improved radiometric calibration performance of the instrument from both the stability of the response and the ability to track the changes.

Subsequently, the difference between experimental and theoretical function (i.e. magnitude and imaginary part of FT(χ k)*k3) for a refinement in R space) was calculated and compared to that of the original refinement.