Sentence examples for strict partition from inspiring English sources
He's writing about "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never" (I haven't seen it yet), and he says, Whereas movie screens suggest a strict partition between fantasy and reality, the Bieber craze draws its energy from a feeling that the Internet has opened a wormhole between these worlds — thus, the paneled montage of actual fanvids and @justinbieber Tweets.
In next section, we first present an ineffective rough partition of the solution set, and then, based on above approach, we show a better strict partition for it.
A strict partition bypass criterion increases the speedup only marginally, whereas inaccurate criterions can cause convergence problems or can even produce wrong results in certain cases.
This functional polarity requires a strict partition of protein and lipid components in the different plasma membrane domains (Evans 1980; Coleman 1987; Wang and Boyer 2004).
A strict partition of the areas under study had to be maintained in order to ensure the statistical independence of the observations.
A (strict) partition of a string w of length at least 2 is a pair of strings (w a, w b ), such that w = w a w b and w a, w b ≠ ε.
Clearly, the logic of strict partitions does not always represent the biological reality.
Note that this does not necessitate strict partitioning in x and y-terms of the evolutionary target.
In Newman's algorithm that maximizes the modularity over the set of strict partitions (Newman, 2006), the starting point is the set of singletons in V.
They can operate at various levels, ranging from direct interactions between proteins, or between regulatory components in different pathways, where strict partitioning is rare.
For this, the excess of internal edges relative to the number of edges expected for a random partition into classes having the same number of elements, is often quantified using the modularity criterion defined by Newman for strict partitions (Newman, 2004).
