Sentence examples for sufficiently small group from inspiring English sources
Game theory requires solving for the Nash equilibrium, which in population games is a strategy such that no sufficiently small group of individuals can achieve a higher payoff by adopting a different strategy [19].
If the differences are sufficiently small, these groups can be merged to achieve greater power.
It reduces to SC SIC per group because SC SIC is more suitable when the intra-group angle is sufficiently small and the channel gain difference between users within each group is sufficiently large.
Our proof of the theorem depends on the fact that, as it turns out, the general case is a sufficiently small perturbation of this Heisenberg group case to preserve this divergent behavior.
These groups seem sufficiently small that economic inequality could be held in check by political equality in the form of "one person, one vote".
Lemma 1 asserts full column rank of the submatrix X G, if it is formed by the columns of X corresponding to the non-zero indexes of any sparse vector whose g-support is sufficiently small, and the non-zero groups are sufficiently distant from each other.
Using the rabbit antibody to AGR2, the interobserver and intraobserver variability in immunocytochemical staining observed between the negatively and positively staining groups is sufficiently small (2.6 and 2.8%, respectively) not to affect appreciably the reported results.
The cases under consideration have Group Combustion numbers sufficiently small that each droplet has an individual flame form around it, which subsequently merge.
As the full likelihood includes several integrals, the actual maximum likelihood calculations are performed discretely, grouping the data into sufficiently small time and tumor size intervals.
But there is a small group of people who are sufficiently angry about the press coverage of corruption and are pushing this bill forward.
A major challenge in this type of survival analysis is to identify a lung lesion that is sufficiently large to be detectable but sufficiently small to allow the survival of some treated groups.
