Sentence examples for traditional breadth from inspiring English sources

In this paper we report on our efforts to reproduce results presented in a paper titled "A Parallel Connectivity Algorithm for de Bruijn Graphs in Metagenomic Applications," which shows that the parallel graph-based algorithm developed scales to over a thousand cores, and runs faster than traditional Breadth First Search algorithms.

Put another way, the counterintuitive ability to easily get in and get out of your service may be one of its biggest selling points among many other new attributes competing with the traditional breadth of functionality.

For example, CBA employs a traditional breadth-first method Apriori [11], and CMAR utilizes the FP-growth approach [12].

Experiments show that the FCMRPS is more effective than the traditional algorithms, namely Breadth-First, Best-First and Shark-Search, in terms of precision and sum of information.

These have all altered the field and expanded both the range of literature and the breadth of traditional subject areas without always supplanting more traditional research.

Ms. Lohneiss noted that her responsibilities in Riverhead included historic preservation and lower-cost housing as well as traditional economic development, a breadth of experience that she said would serve her well in the county post.

Kao's research focused on classical Chinese literature — especially traditional poetry — but his breadth of knowledge across the range of pre-modern Chinese history and culture made him a central figure in Princeton's East Asian studies department, where he also served as director of graduate studies.

Unlike existing products, goMobi brings together the breadth of traditional content management systems with the speed and simplicity of mobile website builders.

Our experiment was not intended to address the accuracy or fairness of coverage in the traditional media, nor the breadth of coverage or the fairness of the totality of sources available online.

Indeed, it is even more confounding for the party, given the nature and breadth of its traditional support.

If Neneh Cherry was the Love Supreme vocal star whose dynamism could win senior jazz citizens as well as clubbers to her cause, Dianne Reeves took the opposite tack, startling soul, R&B and world-music fans with her majestic gospel-power and idiomatic breadth, while reassuring traditional listeners that the old-school song of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan was in the safest of hands.