Sentence examples for size in practice from inspiring English sources

For numbers with twelve significant digits or less, CKK can optimally solve two-way partitioning problems of arbitrary size in practice.

The optimal protein level (400 g/kg) prolonged the stage of fast growth and predicted the highest asymptotic weight, which was close to the harvest size in practice.

Although the gGCSI is independent of the window size, in practice a sufficiently large window size should be chosen such that it is not affected by the local nucleotide compositional bias.

For two-reference weighted LD, the resulting FFT-based algorithm that we implemented in ALDER has computational cost that is approximately linear in the data size; in practice, it ran three orders of magnitude faster than ROLLOFF on typical data sets we analyzed.

Roughly, waiting times get longer with the list size in practices with relatively few publicly insured patients, but shorter in practices with relatively more patients who are publicly insured.

Since the system matrix can be extremely large for typical problem sizes in practice, the matrix is usually not computed explicitly.

Although our strategy of exploiting the symmetries of the coalescent by partitioning the GF of branch lengths into a sum over unlabeled tree shapes makes it possible to compute the probability of full mutational configurations for nontrivial sample sizes, in practice, the number of mutational configurations still explodes catastrophically for n > 5 (Lohse et al. 2015).

(ii) the inferencing phase is constrained by the window size selected during training while the best window size is difficult to tune in practice.

Although there are mathematical ways for selection of 'good' bin sizes (Shimazaki and Shinomoto, 2007), the selection of bin size is, in practice, subjective, and the peaks derived can be affected with different bin sizes.

Some shorter goalies had to take a reduction in pad size, though in practice, N.H.L. officials found that there could be wide variations, even among goalies of the same height.

Finite sample simulations show that ignoring cross sectional correlation may lead to large size distortions in practice.