Sentence examples for the possible degrees from inspiring English sources
The actual object with all its millions of qualities is at one end of the spectrum, and the painting so abstracted that a depiction subject is unrecognizable is at the other end; between the two extremes lie all the possible degrees of abstraction.
Moreover, at the present time robot training towards the full range of joint motion and the possible degrees of freedom is not possible.
The best labeling experiment specifies just over half (73/139 = 0.52) the degrees of freedom required, and 20% [U-C] glucose only specifies about one fourth of the possible degrees of freedom (0.26).
However, because both of these effects heavily sample-dependent, it is impossible to assign firm numbers to the possible degree or error.
Analysis indicated that the possible degree of processing complexity required in the platform was beyond that available from contemporary digital signal processors, and thus a novel approach was required toward the provision of baseband signal processing.
It finds the possible degree of relatedness using the Cotterman coefficients as estimated by PLINK (Z0, Z1 and Z2).
For the finite mixtures of LMs with unregularized estimation using B-splines, the selected degrees of freedom including the intercept are 18, which is the maximum possible degrees of freedom for 18 time points.
To describe the many possible degrees of freedom in the reactor design, a generic reactor model is described for two-step redox reactions of solid pieces of reactant moving in counter flow between reduction and oxidation chambers.
Parameter k is the maximum allowed choice for the basis dimensions (TPRS in our case) and is equivalent to setting the maximum possible degrees of freedom for each term in a model.
If so, then which of the infinite possible degrees of closeness ought to be disclosed?
When these basis functions are used in a Galerkin procedure, they yield a finite-dimensional dynamical system with the smallest possible degrees of freedom.
