Sentence examples for soft bounds from inspiring English sources

But he remained best known for his association with the Canterbury scene in general, and Soft Machine in particular, and played in several groups with former bandmates and associates such as Soft Heap, Soft Works, Soft Bounds and Soft Machine Legacy, as well as with European admirers and like-minded spirits in Hopper Goes Dutch or Hugh Hopper's Franglodutch Band.

But, to catch energy-saving opportunities (CESOs), the EM strategy allows SOC to exceed the soft bounds.

The EM strategy defines soft bounds on the battery SOC and is penalized for exceeding these bounds.

The program adopts soft bounds, so that the probability that the true divergence time is outside the bounds is small but not zero [43].

All calibration points use a probability distribution with soft bounds [ 126].

In strategy 1, the 34 calibrations are represented as uniform distributions with soft bounds [ 50].

Some versions of our analysis used Plectronoceras as a soft bound calibration point; by not using Plectronoceras, the origin of cephalopods shifts considerably towards the Silurian (Table 2).

In case that such physiologically feasible concentration range has not been reported yet we set the lower and upper soft bound close to the minimum and maximum of all known cellular metabolite concentrations.

On the other hand, proteins detected preferentially at 5 and 15 min were possibly the soft bound proteins, as at these time points, there were more total and unique proteins compared to the complex at 1, 6, and 24 h.

In such cases, the application of qualitative phylogenetic and stratigraphic criteria as suggested by Reisz & Müller [ 5, 62] and Müller & Reisz [ 63] may be combined with exponential probability distributions, such that in case of a "good" fossil calibration, the soft bound spans the estimated temporal range in which the split must have occurred.

And his subway reminiscences: of chocolate-vending machines, subterranean luncheonettes and track workers reading soft-bound leather books.