Sentence examples for under metropolis from inspiring English sources

We ran the program under Metropolis Coupled MCMC, using ten chains with linear heating mode.

To ensure proper mixing, the run was performed using 20 independent chains and 10 swap attempts per step under Metropolis coupled with a geometric heating scheme of parameters g1 = 0.05 and g2 = 0.1.

More frequent direct contact between researchers and policy-makers (already in play under Metropolis Phase 3) can be expected to facilitate a greater depth of understanding by researchers of the kinds of questions that can inform policy; and by policy-makers of inherent time and other constraints in conducting research.

At some point the film had a promising premise: in the subway and other tunnels under the metropolis, ragged residents of a place called Scum-City have hopes of being led to an inner-earth paradise by an aging crackpot.

The chalk floor of the basin carries a sequence of clays and sands of the Neogene and Paleogene periods (those 2.6 to 65 million years old), chiefly the stiff, gray-blue London Clay, which lies up to 433 feet (132 metres) thick under the metropolis and supports most of its tunnels and deeper foundations.

Incorporation into the Roman Empire continued the Hellenistic tradition and gave Damascus the enviable status and endowments of a metropolis under Hadrian (ruled ce 117 138) and of a colonia under Severus Alexander (ruled ce 222 235).

After some four years of research, the route they chose runs through six European nations, including cities such as Bratislava, a metropolis under the Hungarian Empire that became the capital of the new nation of Czechoslovakia in 1919 (and now is the capital of Slovakia), causing enormous population upheaval as Czechs and Slovaks moved in, and Hungarians fled.

One of the fastest growing complexes is in Ho Chi Minh City, a watery metropolis laced with under-developed Mekong Delta landing spots.

Just under a decade ago, Metropolis magazine featured a cover story that boldly credited Harper with creating objects so familiar to aficionados of American industrial modernism that they could serve as flash cards for an entire era in design.

It is possible to sense its human scale; just for a moment, I'm transported back to a vast, noisy, overcrowded metropolis tottering under its own weight and size.

Yet the chaos above and below has inspired afeat: about 475 laborers are now removing 15 million cubic feet of rock and 6 million cubic feet of soil — more than half an Empire State Building by volume — out from under two miles of metropolis.