Sentence examples for supporting a given set from inspiring English sources
After you've identified a topic of interest, write an article critiquing or supporting a given set of ideas.
This paper provides the closed form analytical solution to the problem of minimizing the material volume required to support a given set of bending loads with a given number of discrete structural members, subject to material yield constraints.
The Metropolis algorithm is used to maximize a function that evaluates how well the image gradient data support a given set of template deformation parameters.
The support for a given set, namely inactive and active domains, was specified as the number of sequences present in each set and patterns with threshold length 9 and 10 were identified.
Obviously, whether a given set supports such a measure depends only on its cardinality, so it is natural to define a cardinal κ to be measurable if all sets of cardinality κ support a measure of this sort.
Their results supported the argument that for a given set of cellulosomal enzymes, the relative position of enzymes within a scaffoldin can be critical for optimal degradation of microcrystalline cellulosic substrates.
As new evidence-based medicine continues to evolve and guidelines and protocols continue to be periodically updated, along with the introduction of new technologies such as electronic prescribing, clinical decision support or bar-coding, a given set of FMEA results will only be valid for a limited time period and should therefore be updated regularly.
The key concept of the PLSM is the interpolation of the implicit level set surface by using a given set of compactly supported radial basis functions (CSRBF), which are positioned at a number of given and fixed knots inside the design domain.
We also show how to estimate the minimal support and the minimal confidence for a given set of data.
It supports the enumeration of extensions for many semantics (see Table 4) and is capable of verifying whether a given set is a preferred extension.
Relevance is here defined relative to a given set of clauses S and one or more distinguished sets of support T.
