Sentence examples for to prune the number of from inspiring English sources
You've recently had a little local difficulty with the Society of Authors, which objects to the fact that you're going to prune the number of short stories on Radio 4. Is its indignation justified?
However, heuristic techniques are necessary to prune the number of components and make the algorithm computationally manageable.
To prune the number of potential hairpin structures, the list of seed matches between C. intestinalis and C. savignyi were extended by 10 nucleotides downstream from the match.
SNPRuler searches in the space of SNP rules and uses a branch-and-bound strategy to prune the huge number of possible rules in GWAS data [ 13].
For one, the brain starts to become more efficient by "pruning" the number of cell bodies (Siegel calls it "specialization"), while at the same time increasing the connections among them; it's both a major housecleaning and a reorganization of contents.
Fortunately, the Viterbi algorithm [ 25] provides an efficient method for pruning the number of probability calculations needed to find the most likely path through the model.
In March, the World Register of Marine Species, a global research network, pruned the number of known marine species from 418,000 to 228,000 by eliminating double-counting.
"In an environment where distributors are likely to continue seeking smaller bundles, this could result in conversations about pruning the number of Viacom channels at a faster pace," he said.
Subsequent processing on the other color components prunes the number of candidate regions that may correspond to red eyes.
My results imply that further work is required not only in pruning the number of priced factors but also in building models that explain the anomalies better.
So cuts would be achieved by pruning the number of processing centres, combining systems, sacking middle managers and reducing the floor space of branches by half.There are doubts about whether Bank of Scotland could deliver all this.
