Sentence examples for under all patterns from inspiring English sources

N sim shows the usage information of the k neighbour services of s j under all patterns, reducing the data space to k columns.

Under ALL, the anomalous vertical motion pattern (Fig. 1b) is similar on the global scale, but substantially weaker than GHG, with less tight gradients, except over the ASM domain (marked by the box outlined in black in Fig. 1a), where the regions of anomalous descent area have expanded.

The performance of the algorithm is compared with that of the other congestion control algorithms and it is observed that our algorithm performs better under all traffic patterns.

However, when oversaturation occurs in an urban rail transit network during peak hours, passengers waiting at different stations may receive varying shares of train capacity leading to the inequity problem under train all-stopping pattern.

Almost all pentapeptide patterns exist, but there are sets of over- and under-represented patterns that are extreme in frequencies, even if compositional bias is considered.

This is evident in how he throws down his hypnotic brand of deep, rhythmic house; he takes different under-the-radar patterns and fuses them with the latest classics, all while maintaining a groove and exhibiting his persuasive charisma.

Our protocols ensure that (i) no loss due to congestion occurs inside a network, under arbitrary traffic patterns; (ii) all the packets reach their destinations within bounded time with low jitter; and (iii) the bandwidth is allocated fairly and no host is starved.

The way Dyed takes different under-the-radar patterns then spontaneously fuses and intermixes them over vinyl or CD rather than digitally with the latest classics, all while maintaining a groove and exhibiting his persuasive charisma.

All the spots of the four ATP synthases detected by our proteomic approach showed an under-expression pattern in the LiTOX strain.

its is not an "under-over-under-over" pattern.

My choice was a plain white paper, no under-lying pattern.