Sentence examples for sizes of groups from inspiring English sources

The distribution of sizes of groups in both cases is heavy-tailed and close to power-laws (not shown).

The number of cohesive groups is 8; sizes of groups are 4, 4, 6, 6, 5, 5, 9, and 9.

The number of structurally equivalent groups is 8; sizes of groups are 4, 8, 8, 2, 3, 4, 10, and 10.

Fig. 5 Evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different number of generations σ. Results for evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different number of generations σ Fig. 6 Evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different sizes of groups G. Results for evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different sizes of groups G.

We evaluate the performance of Algorithm 1 with difference number of generations σ and different sizes of groups G. Several MIMO X channels with different channel sizes are studied.

The purpose of the groupcast message test was to measure the RTD of groupcast messages (including the corresponding acknowledgements by all group members), for different sizes of groups, where the group members were simulated by MN-Simulator (MS-i) programs executed on the remote machines served by the different ISPs.

We propose a time-optimized decision making model that yields different sizes of groups-of-pictures (frames) to meet the previously discussed objectives i.e., transmit video sequences in acceptable quality with rational use of the wireless resources.

The effect sizes of group comparisons were large for motor coordination and total score and moderate for disinhibition.

For real groups instead, the value of relative activity decreases with the size of groups and gets close to 1 for very large ones.

In his book "Rational Ritual" (2001), Michael Suk-Young Chwe points out the importance of size of groups for which common knowledge gets established.

Sometimes this statistic needed to be adjusted for unequal size of groups.