Sentence examples for schemes for selecting from inspiring English sources
First, the MIMO channel model and test environment are presented, followed by the capacity gain results using the random selection and the smart selection schemes for selecting the cooperative agents.
We designed and proposed two high-throughput screening schemes for selecting l-threonine aldolase mutants with improved properties.
This chapter describes some popular schemes for selecting LOD, ranging from simple distance-to-viewpoint to sophisticated predictive schedulers for maintaining a fixed frame rate.
This information can be used to improve breeding and management programs, leading to increased profitability for the industry through the provision of basic data that will be usable in schemes for selecting desirable traits.
Section 2 describes the proposed cooperative wireless communication system, along with the smart selection scheme for selecting the cooperative agent.
Afterwards, the smart selection scheme is presented, which is a simple and distributed scheme for selecting the cooperative agent proposed in this work.
And they have an elaborate scheme for selecting the theme and books for the year.
I created a zillion tabs for a zillion manila folders and started stuffing things into them … most of which turned out to be completely useless". Still, it was a step in the right direction, as was the development of a scheme for selecting future items for retention and filing.
In this work a systematized process of TPD modeling is presented, a set of preliminary experiments is proposed for collecting data free of artifacts, and a scheme for selecting a suitable reactor/cell model is developed.
This system has information asymmetry and organisational capture as its goals; and it employs a few structural elements such as an incentive scheme for information generation, an auction scheme for selecting projects based on the best information offer, etc.
We emphasize the importance of a probabilistic sampling scheme for selecting units to survey (i.e., the probability of a unit being selected from the population of units can be defined).
