Sentence examples for space minimizing from inspiring English sources

Here we extend this research and propose two major advancements: Firstly we formulate the algorithm in detection error tradeoff space, minimizing false positives and false negatives, with the advantage that misclassification cost tradeoff can be assessed directly.

However, if the vascular endothelium and glycocalyx are damaged (right side), oncotic pressure gradients play a minimal role because a large amount of protein-rich plasma translocated into the interstitial space minimizing the oncotic pressure gradient, whereas the constant Pc promotes massive fluid loss and interstitial edema.

The goal of SVR is to find the linear functional f, described by Equation 1, which maps variables of the input space in the variable output space, minimizing the Expression 2. (1) f (x ) = w, x + b with w, x ∈ ℝ d where w, x = w 1 x 1 + w 2 x 2 +... + w d x d is inner product between vectors w, x ∈ ℝ d.

If you take these suggestions to heart and really own your office space, minimize distractions, understand why it is important to have smart office layout, take breaks and connect with your colleagues, you'll find that your work will take less time and you'll have a lot more fun doing it!

For the classroom and common spaces, a hydronic heating and cooling system will radiantly temper these spaces, minimizing the use of inefficient, fan-driven systems.

Indeed, for a given mass, half spaces minimize the Gaussian perimeter while maximize the absolute value of the barycenter.

Both gardens are arranged in a grid pattern, with a 2.5×2.5 m spacing between plants; this spacing minimizes competition for above- and belowground resources, and facilitates site management in terms of mowing and weeding.

First, of course, it's both a DVR and a DVD player, a combination that saves space, minimizes cable clutter and requires only a single remote control.

This is a key point in surgery: closure of the dead space minimizes effusion and extension of hematoma.

The extension of layout algorithms into three dimensions could thus render the representation of large-scale networks much more efficient, because 3D space minimizes the chance of crossover between two edges.

GFD selects the combination of distance and clustering algorithms that best fits the species distribution in the functional trait space by minimizing the dissimilarity between the distance matrix and the ultrametric matrix of the functional tree.