Sentence examples for size of a solution from inspiring English sources

Herein, instances I of a problem come along with a parameter k, for example the size of a solution.

By bounding the size of a solution for a given color allocation, we can avoid fully evaluating the sub-solution for that color allocation.

A simple way of bounding the size of a solution for a color allocation is the maximal size of the solution when convexity is ignored.

It is a convenient graphical tool for displaying the trade-off between the size of a regularized solution and its fit to the given data, as the regularization parameter varies.

For instance the optimization version of the problem \(\sc{VERTEX}\ \sc{COVER}\) defined below possesses a simple polynomial time approximation algorithm which allows us to find a solution (i.e. a set of vertices including at least one from each edge of the input graph) which is no larger than twice the size of an optimal solution.

We first present an upper bound on the size of an optimal solution of ChrP to show that ChrP is in NP.

However, the connection between the size of a molecule in solution and L eq ∗ is surprisingly subtle.

After a quick spin at 10,500 ×g for 30 s, 100 200  µL (depending on aphid size) of a 10% Chelex solution was added and the samples were incubated overnight at 56°C.

More than 60% of people do not have access to electricity.So if the size of the problem were to suggest the size of the solution, a chunky 2,000MW more from two nuclear power stations might be a good start.

This perfect reconstruction is valid as long as the size of the cropped image is greater or at least equal to the logo size to ensure a solution of the linear system of equation that determines the logo.

The chemical potential μ n of a cluster of size n in a solution is expressed via (2).