Sentence examples for terminating search from inspiring English sources

On average, the first target was found after 39 s and the last target was found 40 s before terminating search.

On average, the last target was found 13, 17, and 42 s before terminating search in the 25, 15, and 5 target prevalence conditions, respectively.

If there is a finite amount of time available for each case, the reader might terminate search prematurely and miss diagnostically relevant information.

They attributed the high target detection rate among those with higher WMC to maintaining high quitting thresholds in low prevalence tasks, meaning those with higher WMC searched longer for a target before terminating the search.

ML analyses used the automated stopping criterion, terminating a search when the likelihood score remained constant for 20,000 consecutive generations.

Three independent maximum likelihood (ML) runs were conducted in GARLI (Zwickl 2006), using the automated stopping criterion, and terminating the search when the -ln score remained constant for 20,000 consecutive generations.

This observation, coupled with their findings of i) patrilineal but not matrilineal inheritance of sex ratio distortion in F1 offspring and ii) no effect of antibiotic treatment on this phenotype in the SKEW line, resulted in Noor and Coyne terminating their search for the cause of the sex ratio distortion in the SKEW line because it was "associated with increased egg lethality".

Other constructs supported by the machine provide for the collection of all results of a search, a semantically clean "cut" which terminates a search when the accumulated results satisfy some given criteria, and forms of probabilistic choice, which we distinguish from non-deterministic choice.

Employing the EGS only causes a problem when the target signal is not present as the device must perform IFFTs for all the Doppler values included in the search before it is able to terminate the search.

Therefore, game players search for the optimal solution but terminate the search when an option is deemed to be good enough; it means that the outcome of selected strategy meets or exceeds the player's individual aspiration level.

While this holds true for non-depressed individuals [ 32], it has been proposed that depressed individuals terminate their search for specific memories early in this hierarchical search.