Sentence examples for successful tree from inspiring English sources

Such understanding would seem to be a prerequisite for successful tree thinking.

We should note, however, that simply adding synapomorphies to ladder cladograms is not sufficient for promoting successful tree thinking with this format.

Relating good rain season with successful tree planting among participants demonstrate a level of awareness on the need to conserve the environment and mitigate climate change.

Our results show successful tree colonization on the roadslopes, although they appear to indicate limitations to colonization associated with the availability of propagules.

In the present article, we are concerned with students' ability to understand the hierarchical structure of the ladder format, which would seem to be a prerequisite for successful tree thinking.

T-TBP exploits the temporal dimension based on path caching and tree adjustment mechanisms to improve the quality of constructed multicast tree and probability of successful tree construction for member joins in a highly dynamic environment.

Other highly successful decision tree approaches, such as Random Forest [ 11] use bootstrapping approaches to rank attributes in order of importance.

Whilst the most successful decision-tree induction algorithms make use of a top-down recursive strategy for growing the trees [3], more recent studies have looked for more efficient strategies, e.g., creating an ensemble of inconsistent trees.

On the other hand, when successful, single-tree detection would reveal unforeseen information on aspen crowns.

Although QTL mapping should in principle be feasible in wild intraspecific populations (as an alternative to artificial crosses), this approach is less likely to be successful in trees because LD (linkage disequilibrium) will decay quickly in large outbreeding plant populations.

These successful pioneer trees modify the local site conditions so much that new seedlings of the same species are no longer able to establish at the same site as the parent tree (Wittmann et al., 2010).