Sentence examples for sparse architecture from inspiring English sources

The Paris-based institution invited artists like C215, eL Seed, Swoon, and ROA to paint the walls, doors and ruins of Djerba, turning the sparse architecture into open air canvases.

Langer et al. divided cancers into those with dense architecture on histology and into those with sparse architecture [ 26].

For diffusion-weighted MRI (DWI), Langer et al. demonstrated that all "invisible" tumours in DWI had predominant Gleason pattern 3 and showed sparse architecture on histology [ 26].

In particular, cancers with predominant Gleason pattern 3 (e.g., 3 + 3 or 3 + 4) may be of sparse architecture consisting of a mixture of normal tissue and cancerous tissue or possessing glands with dilated lumina and are therefore soft.

Nearly all cancers missed on RTE in our study population with a significant tumour volume were also of sparse architecture and had predominant Gleason pattern 3. Nevertheless, sensitivity of PCa with a Gleason score ≥4 + 3 was very high, since a predominant Gleason pattern 4 or 5 indicates dense tumours [ 27].

The corresponding i th horizontal slice is Slice i. Figure 3 The slice-sparse architecture of the sparse tensor matrix B. The sparse tensor matrix B has a property of nonzero elements occupying only K horizontal slices.

Moreover, these networks exhibit short average path length and hierarchical organization, marked by locally-dense globally-sparse architecture directly reflected in the large number of poorly connected nodes and a relatively low number of highly connected nodes, called hubs [41], [42].

The second, and more powerful, described network expresses task domain knowledge through the imposition of a sparse coding architecture by extending LISTA networks.

In contrast with traditional scenarios where static sensor nodes are densely deployed, a sparse WSN architecture can also be used in many cases.

The authors propose a solution to these obstacles based on a relational database engine using a sparse, column-store architecture.

The authors provide benchmarks comparing the performance of queries and schema-modification operations using three different strategies: (1) the standard conventional relational design; (2) past approaches used by biomedical informatics researchers; and (3) their sparse, column-store architecture.