Sentence examples for using a given number from inspiring English sources

The objective of the analysis is to find the complete set of all possible outcomes, a system can achieve from a given feed set using a given number of fundamental physical processes such as chemical reaction, mixing and heat transfer.

I took the old arugula and 17 other seed packets and put their contents to the basic germination test: Using a given number of seeds (I chose 20 of each), I wrapped them in moist paper towels, placed them in opened plastic bags and set them aside at room temperature.

Second, MLAs in general are trained using a given number of class types, and hence large varieties of class types found in a dynamically growing dataset could lead to inaccurate classification results.

In this way, each experiment using a given number of genes used the same genes.

So, women compared to men are better in optimally using a given number of don't know options in a test, i.e. are better in estimating their chances to answer correctly with questions they only have partial knowledge of.

As a first step in the definition of the computational resource sharing algorithm for IVR applications, we performed a set of experimental measurements to quantify the resources used by a given number of ISSs.

When both the species tree and the gene tree are non-binary, Berglund et al. proved that finding a refinement of the gene tree using less than a given number of duplications is an NP-complete problem [ 21].

People were stratified by the number of different OAD active ingredients, and the first use of a given number was identified.

This computer model was then used to subject a given number of founding pairs (N = 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 at t = 0) to several levels of environmental perturbations (H = 0.0 1.0) once initial territory growth had reached saturation for a fixed area (t = 5).

The sum rate is evaluated using Equation 10 for a given number of mobile terminals.

These thresholds were defined differently according to the study: Kahn (3), Wilson (4), and Balkau (6) used a probability, whereas the Swiss Diabetes Association and FINDRISC used a score above a given number of points.