Sentence examples for representation of a relatively small from inspiring English sources
Johann Christoph Bach's aria "Ach, Dass Ich Wassers Gnug Hatte," in particular, seemed a meager representation of a relatively small but rich body of surviving works by the Bachs before Bach.
The theory of normal forms is used to illustrate the topological equivalence, near bifurcation, of the original system and the normal form representation which contains a relatively small number of nonlinear differential equations.
Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) provides a linear representation of the data in terms of a relatively small number of components, which capture the most salient patterns of variation [ 36].
A coding scheme in which strong activation of a relatively small set of available neurons is used for information representation.
C. elegans consists of a relatively small number of cells.
Depending on the range of frequencies of interest, a relatively small number of eigenmodes are required.
Sterelny (1990) describes his teleological theory as "modest" because it only attempts to give an account of innate representations and he assumes these to be a relatively small subset of the complete set of our mental representations.
This allows sparse representation to be carried out with a relatively small dictionary and a relatively high representation error, thereby introducing a relatively low solution cost.
However, approximation is essential to this stage of the study whose aim is to produce a relatively small number of curves which will give a reasonable representation of the heights and weights of all the populations studies.
The amount of semantic information in the output files can vary from a relatively small amount of metadata for indexing to a complete representation of every information output in the logfile.
Balanced solubility and crystallization screens have been designed, such that B values are experimentally measured via SIC for a relatively small number of conditions, providing a balanced representation of the total number of possible combinations of chemical variables.
