Sentence examples for span loss from inspiring English sources

For systems in which span loss limits performance in unamplified systems, the fiber loss (in cable) is the key enabling performance parameter.

This paper presents the unique behavior of thulium doped fiber amplifiers (TDFAs) under circumstantial changes in the multi-wavelength photonic networking systems, namely in the span loss, the channel count, and the environmental temperature.

The authors also refer to anti-Robinson and minimal span loss functions as available criteria for evaluating row and column permutations of these similarity matrices and, consequently, for evaluating the permutation of the data matrix itself.

Minimal span loss function is a sum of the coefficients of neighbor columns (or rows); lower values of this function represent a good matrix permutation in terms of local structures.

Given this, the evaluation software calculates the minimal span loss function and the anti-Robinson loss function AR(i) of the similarity matrices for evaluating the reordered matrix according to the selected coefficients.

We found that PQR sort is an interesting method for minimizing minimal span loss functions based on Jaccard or simple matching coefficients, specially for a given pattern called Rectnoise with a noise ratio of 0.01 or 0.02 and a matrix size of 100 × 100 or 1,000 × 1,000.

Issues spanning loss of virginity, alcoholism, dead relatives and the emotional leftovers from secrets and fall-outs might have delivered a cataclysmic blast of downers.

We examined the developing cortex across ages that span the loss of regenerative ability, using ATAC-seq footprinting to identify clusters of TFs that co-occupy regulatory DNA in networks of genes with pro-growth functions.

The well-founded criteria for assessing the value of any anticancer drug are the increase in life span, the loss of leukemic cells from the blood, and reduction of solid tumor volume.

Clancy, D. J. et al. Extension of life-span by loss of CHICO, a Drosophila insulin receptor substrate protein.

Clancy, D.J. et al. Extension of life-span by loss of CHICO, a Drosophila insulin receptor substrate protein.