Sentence examples for smallest principle from inspiring English sources

Usually, the original features are first projected into the PCA subspace before applying LPP by deleting the smallest principle components.

The passage from B6 makes clear that the "no smallest" principle is connected to the principle of Everything-in-Everything, and B3 asserts that the "no smallest" claim depends on the impossibility of what-is-not.

A problem for the Principle of Predominance is to determine what it is to be a predominant ingredient, especially given the Everything-in-Everything and No Smallest principles.

You start with some small principle and you build a theatrical presentation out of it.

The simulation result displays that beginning with these small principles the final model emerges as a pattern of target selection similar to the distance decay function.

Third, a small palette principle is supported such that the total number of colors used in the average design was smaller than would be expected under statistical independence.

"There are technology routes that might let you build something smaller – in principle," says Campbell.

The construction of the fly and mammalian brains seems to follow the same "small world" principle, that of high local clustering of neurons, together with long-range connections.

Republicans had strayed too far from small-government principle during the Bush era, and then foolishly nominated a moderate like McCain.

Although the sums were relatively small, the principle was important, since, Gerald says, the payout would have set a "bad precedent of rewarding buddies [of management]." The measure was voted down.

While the study provides robust and significant association data, the sample size of 37 patients is relatively small in principle due to the rarity of toxic maculopathy but also to the fact that nowadays CQ is less frequently used for therapeutic purposes than HCQ which possible shows reduced side effects with regard to treatment-induced pathology.