Sentence examples for tentative sets from inspiring English sources

Each step uses the results from the previous step, and so new tentative sets are generated.

The basic idea of these algorithms is for agents to repeatedly improve their tentative and flawed sets of assignments for variables simultaneously while communicating such tentative sets with each other until finding a solution to an instance of the distributed constraint satisfaction problem (DisCSP).

In a complimentary approach, we have identified two tentative sets of six and seven VOCs that allowed distinguishing HNC from healthy states and LC states, respectively, using GC MS/SPME.

At first, we introduce a tentative set Ω k using a combinatorial approach described by {Omega_{k}}in 2^{|mathcal{N}_{k}|}backslashvarnothing, (13).

Therefore, the current solution for the head of the level 1 route (i.e. d = (y)) is added in line 24 to the tentative set of solutions X (which had initially been initialized as the empty set), i.e. X = { y)}.

After the tentative set Ω k is defined, we write the cost function (2) for each node as {J_{k}left {boldsymbol psi(i }right)} triangleq {mathbb{E} left|{ d_{k}(i }-{boldsymbol psi }-{boldsymbolymbol x_{k}(i)}right|^{2}}, (14).

Since edge y is an outgoing edge of edge x in driving direction (see Fig. 2), this works for d = (x) and the tail solution (y), and hence the new solution (x,y) is added to the tentative set of solutions X.

This approach follows the tradition of Strauss and Corbin (1990), which suggests that it is appropriate to begin a project with a tentative set of expectations while leaving room for new ideas to emerge when there is enough conceptual background that fully inductive work is not necessary.

For each protein family this algorithm generates a tentative set of duplication events in its past history.

Bill Martin takes a big step in this direction by putting forward a tentative set of conditions that need to be met for life to emerge.

However, we were able to identify a tentative set of seven compounds that are present in at least 80% of either HNC or LC states, and do not overlap in abundance (see the list in the right panel of Figure 2B).