Sentence examples for successive combinations from inspiring English sources

Then she put them on the box in three successive combinations.

By following the same approach as for the path loss, described in Section 3, and thus by averaging K over groups of 7 frequencies and over 144 successive combinations of the transverse positions of the transverse positions of the Tx and Rx antennas, an empirical expression of the average K factor in terms of frequency and distance can be found.

In this example, the coherence bandwidth being on the order of 10 MHz, was averaged over 7 frequencies around f, the frequency step being 1.37 MHz, and over the 144 successive combinations of the transverse positions of the Tx and Rx antennas.

The structure of the material that we have used for this work is, therefore, a F/C/F sandwich, where F is the magnetic structure made of three successive combinations of 170 nm permalloy and 6 nm Ti layers, and C is a conductive, nonmagnetic 250-nm copper layer.

After normalizing the data, successive combinations of three parameters (permutation) were plotted in a Gnuplot multiplot (Fig.  2).

The Shimodaira-Hasegawa test [[ 38]; data not shown] was used to test for incongruence between phylogenies suggested by individual genes, or successive combinations of congruent genes.

We have proposed a new generic approach for combined feature extraction based on a successive combination of the best feature with the highest score with every other feature.

Increased expectations of transparency, along with a successive combination of leaks and hacks, have exposed the public to the inner workings of the world's most powerful corporations and the attitudes and mindsets of those who run them.

These strategies include a successive combination of hill-climbing techniques (branch swapping) followed by simulated annealing (ratcheting), divide-and-conquer (sectorial searches), and genetic algorithms (tree fusion).

Our hypothesis was that the successive combination of personal protection, vector control and cotrimoxazole prophylaxis could be progressively more effective in reducing mortality in severely affected TB patients, who are admitted for long periods of time.

Discovering structured motifs in a set of DNA sequences is a computationally hard problem that has been addressed by a number of authors using either a direct approach, or via the preliminary identification and successive combination of simple motifs.