Sentence examples for using a different cost from inspiring English sources
Here our conclusion is in agreement with the conclusions of Butler et al. [ 43] that were obtained using a different cost function.
These proposed general noise SVR models use a different cost function and hence a different formulation of the optimization problem from the one applied in classical (epsilon -SVR.
The model uses a different cost structure compared to classical clique search problems: the costs of the vertices cannot be determined a priori, since they depend on the vertices in the clique.
A caveat: this data is not the same as what the Census Bureau will release on Monday, which among other things uses a different cost-of-living adjustment.
It would also increase the minimum Social Security benefit to 125percentt of the poverty line for people who have worked for 30 years or longer, and it would use a different cost-of-living index to more accurately reflect the higher costs of living that retirees now face.
These second group of RPEs are different from the ones obtained in the game solved before because of using a different running cost.
Again, this setup is an extension to Isaacs "isotropic rocket" game [8, pp. 105 116], but considering that pursuer and evader have the same dynamics and using a different running cost.
That's a reference to a Republican Study Committee budget resolution that called for using a different method of calculating cost-of-living increases and raising the retirement age.
Using a different approach, the physician costs associated with overweight and obesity in Ontario have been documented by linking a population health survey with physician billings.
This question needs to be looked at explicitly by investigating costs using a different research design.
Sturgeon, who warned that forcing Scotland to use a different currency would cost firms in the rest of the UK up to £500m in extra bureaucracy and transaction costs, hinted again that a Scottish government could refuse to pay its share of the UK's debt, expected to hit £1.6tn in 2016, the proposed year of Scottish independence.
