Sentence examples for subset choices from inspiring English sources
To determine the preferred antenna subset, the user can calculate and maximize the average spectral efficiency (31) for all possible antenna subset choices.
When the random subset choice is not fixed, the adversary is likely to guess whether the user input was high or low.
Only the T-LORD with S = Plc = 4 and fixed subset choice at the root layer has a modest loss, say 0.2dB more than the full-complexity T-LORD.
In case the random subset choice (given the same online user set) is not fixed, the adversary will try to collect many outputs resulting from the same online user set (see Section 4.1).
In case of null a-priori information, σ A 2 ( t ) = σ X 2 and the square subset choice is practically the same as the LORD one, since σ X 2 = 1 is typically much greater than σ D 2 ( t ).
There are many subset selection methods and their choice depends on the problem at hand.
As such, the salient illustration of the importance of careful choice of the subset selection method is the huge variability in the model size and composition derived with different methods in our analysis (Fig. 4).
After what one person close to the directors described as a "progress report," the board did not winnow the list of options and did not direct AT&T's management to pursue a particular subset of choices, said the people close to the board.
To check whether experimentally enforced pair formation in fact leads to the establishment of a permanent social pair bond [23], I released six groups each consisting of four pairs (four males belonging to the same subset during choice-chamber tests and their assigned partners) into six aviaries.
Collectively, at present the CD4+CD25+CD127lowCD45RA+ population is the Treg subset of choice for clinical use as these cells have the highest capacity to maintain FOXP3 expression and preserve their suppressive capacity even after prolonged in vitro cultivation.
An alternative approach is to pay for the outcome of only a subset of the choices made, with the amount at stake for this choice multiplied to compensate for the decreased likelihood of that choice's outcome being drawn for payoff.
