Sentence examples for samples to replace from inspiring English sources
4) The proposed algorithm is sensitive to the CopySample attack, since the attack chooses some samples to replace other samples at random.
The interesting part is that the number of required samples to replace ℓ0 with ℓ1-minimization has the same order of magnitude as the one for the invertibility of the sampling scheme.
The protocols used for hybridization essentially allow HyPer5 labelled samples to replace Cy5.
Diesel was then injected about 100 PV of each sample to replace the crude-oil, following first imbibition and drainage process with 0.5 ml/min injection rate and injected 100 PV were conducted to investigate the minimum and maximum water saturation in core plug sample.
However, where hospitals owned either privately or publically did not exist, one or two health centres were sampled to replace them.
We used this sampling to replace high risk families who were selectively lost to the register through non-response and to ensure sufficient numbers of children growing up in high risk environments.
If the sample is actively collected from a contained space, care should be taken not to extract > 20% of the enclosed volume to avoid dilution effects (air from the room will be pumped into the sampled space to replace the air pumped out).
The basic principle of making biological samples transparent is to replace the water contained in the sample with a liquid of the same refractive index as the proteins and lipids [3].
While in the sperm bank, Peter accidentally destroys all the existing samples, and decides to replace them with his own to prevent himself from getting into trouble.
Then, an efficient sampling method is developed, where a sample is taken to replace the original large dataset, so the size of the dataset is reduced and the cost of scanning is also decreased.
The generation of outliers considers a certain percentage of samples to be replaced by a new sample which is drawn from a contaminating distribution (Gaussian or chi-square).
