Sentence examples for search implemented from inspiring English sources
In the table, the conventional method represents the original Enhanced Predictive Zonal Search implemented on the JM 18.5.
The MCS search implemented in SMSD incorporates chemical knowledge (atom type match with bond sensitive and insensitive information) while searching molecular similarity.
Examples of systematic search include exhaustive search implemented in Glide (Friesner et al. 2004), and a fragmentation method named incremental construction algorithm implemented in LUDI (Bohm 1992) and DOCK (DesJarlais et al. 1986).
The phonetic search implemented alongside the search based on the lexicon words allows to find even the words outside the ASR system lexicon such as names, geographic locations or Jewish slang.
Notice that in case of best-so-far search implemented with SUCR-DTW or ESUCR-DTW, a threading process can compete with others to update the best-so-far value of one pattern at a time, so the system must lock the shared property and check the best-so-far value again before the update can be done.
This search, implemented in a novel reassortment discovery program, exhaustively enumerates all HA-NA tree incompatibilities that have sufficient statistical support to be considered likely reassortments despite the ambiguities in phylogenetic reconstruction.
The first tabu search procedure (hereinafter called ST or standard tabu search) implements the main features of the TABUROUTE algorithm introduced by Gendrau et al. [11].
Each Nexus file was concatenated manually into a combined executable Nexus file and analyzed under parsimony in a heuristic search implementing 500 random sequence additions saving 100 trees per replicate.
The Phytozome BLAST search implements NCBI Blast (v2.2.13).
The experiment was set up with four levels (search algorithms): a random search, a search implementing the hill climbing technique, a search implementing the Nelder-Mead method, and a search implementing the proposed adaptive GA.
Additionally, sequence similarity-based searches implemented using De Bruijn graphs offer another method of retrieving records from the ENA.
