Sentence examples for selected uniformly from inspiring English sources

I am happy to support any decision our government makes on war with Iraq as long as it is accompanied by a resolution that combat troops should be selected uniformly from the rolls of registered voters, with no deferments or exceptions.

The level to probe is selected uniformly among the other levels in the PDR-table.

At every time period, an agent is selected uniformly at random from the population and given the opportunity to relocate.

where λ is one of the eigenvalues λ 1 and λ 2 which is randomly selected uniformly.

For LS channel estimation, we used two different rectangular pilot constellations, i.e., selected uniformly 6.5% and 12.5% of all symbols for pilots, respectively.

Rewiring takes place as follows: With 5% probability an arbitrary endpoint of each edge is replaced with a node selected uniformly at random.

If the initiator chooses a non-labeled agent ((k_{j}=0)) as collaborator, she will select uniformly at random from all non-labeled agents.

Standard methods to measure variability would have been available under a fact-sampling scheme that selects uniformly at random from all available facts; but such a sampling scheme, although amenable to textbook analysis, requires a prohibitively expensive effort to identify all facts in the database, including those located within free-text (natural language) fields.

We therefore eliminated the potentially confounding relationship between inter-SNP interval size and estimated recombination rate by selecting uniformly sized intervals (see Methods), re-estimating the recombination rates in those intervals, and also including interval length as a covariate in our regression analyses.

Genotyping of the RGTxGD family was initially carried out testing a set of 188 SSR primers, preliminarily selected to uniformly cover all linkage groups according to the HiDRAS website [ 62] and published linkage maps [ 63, 64].

In contrast, when answering a question about divergence between orthologous genes, one of the three distances (Euclidean) selected genes uniformly expressed in all tissues near the expression background, while correlation-based distances and GA distance selected genes with concerted changes among homologous tissues.