Sentence examples for the dominating part from inspiring English sources
Because, in practice, the dominating part of the sum is T P N, we report a final computational complexity of ENNET as O(T P N), and compare it to the other inference methods in Table 6.
Secondary structure forms an important intermediate level of description of nucleic acids that encapsulates the dominating part of the folding energy, is often well conserved in evolution, and is routinely used as a basis to explain experimental findings.
None of these phenomena alone could account for the dominating part of the obtained strains.
Halder and co-workers [ 16] found that productivity losses due to sick leave and taking care of children when schools are closed were the dominating part of cost.
This causes no problems for the original application of such algorithms since the sequence-dependent preprocessing which is part of their overall procedure is at least quadratic in time and thus the dominating part.
These base pairing patterns, usually referred to as secondary structures, not only comprise the dominating part of the energetics of structure formation, they also appear as intermediates in the formation of the tertiary structure of RNAs [ 25], and they are in many cases well conserved in evolution.
This lack of interpretation is a problem because systems biology models are usually developed to help characterizing the dominating parts and structure of the system, and not only to obtain a black-box predictor.
1) As the dominated part of grid impedance, the impact of transformer impedance on the reactive power sharing accuracy is mitigated significantly.
Whatever the trains are levitated or not, the aerodynamic drag is the dominate part of drag when it runs at a high speed in the atmosphere near the earth's surface.
The static power can be reduced using synthesis and compilation at design time, whereas the dominate part such as dynamic power is the result of switching power consumption that can be reduced by selectively switching or shutting down hardware components on a sensor node.
But "Man With a Rifle" and "Shadows and Tattoos," the large images dominating Part 2, pull back from either poetic incongruities or elaborate orchestration, while the smaller ones veer toward an odd workaday formalism.
