Sentence examples for simplex number from inspiring English sources

The panels show the total simplex number (solid lines) and the upper bound (dashed lines) for simplicial complexes built with facet size sequence sampled from the exponential (left), Zipf distribution (middle) and Poisson (right).

It is easy to see that in all cases and for a range of parameters there is a large reduction in simplex number going from K to (chi(K)).

Let (Omega_{n}) be an n-simplex, nature number (kin[1,n-1]), real numbers (alphain 0,1]) and (lambdain 0,n+1-k]).

Let (Omega_{n}) be an n-simplex and real number (alphain 0,1]).

The 32 unique haplotypes were widely distributed across the range of Mycetophylax simplex (GenBank accession numbers: KJ842219-KJ8423260).

Clinicians should be aware of the large number of simplex patients found in this and the majority of similar studies.

Most of them segregated as simplex, but a large number of markers had other segregations, mainly duplex or double-simplex.

The amino acid sequences inferred for the mt genes of three ascaridoids were aligned with those of A. simplex (GenBank™ accession number AY994157) and A. suum using Clustal X.

Consider a point y inside the convex hull such that ∥ y − a j ∥ 2 ≤ d ̂ j, j ∈ J. Now, we partition the convex hull into a number of simplexes.

We find that the topologies of all three surface types can be computed in O(m) time, and that the topology of one surface can be transformed to the topology of another in O(m) time, both in the worst case, where m represents the number of simplexes on the boundary of a β-shape.

Interestingly, the two parents of the mapping population shared the same characteristics: the number and proportion of simplex, duplex, double-simplex and distorted AFLP markers and the number of SSR alleles (1.8 alleles per locus and per parent).