Sentence examples for variant of the dynamic from inspiring English sources
A variant of the dynamic SGS model of Germano et al. [Phys. Fluids A 3 (1991 1760]] with a smooth and reliable numerical behaviour is also tested in this flow.
To find the disparity map that minimizes the energy, MicMac by default employs a multi-directional variant of the dynamic programming algorithm.
A segmental variant of the dynamic alignment algorithm is used to find in the phonetic output of an ASR transcript the substring of phonemes that best matches the proper name's phonetization.
Formulating DS-CGS from a global point of view, i.e., {mathbf{X}}(t) = {mathbf{W}}left[{mathbf{X}} t-1) + triangle{mathbf{S} t-1right], we observe that it is a variant of the dynamic consensus algorithm with an "input signal" S(t).
An efficient search variant of the dynamic programming method, known as the Viterbi algorithm, is generally used to successively align the growing MSA to the next sequence in the query set to produce a new MSA.
Comparison is made between kLa values determined by several variants of the dynamic method, among which pure oxygen absorption in a previously de-gassed liquid phase.
The moderate life expectancy variants of the dynamic equilibrium scenario are second and third, but the difference with the expansion scenario is relatively larger than for hospital and home care.
We start from an earlier presented method of formulating models for fast acid-base reaction processes, where the reaction invariant and the reaction variant parts of the dynamic model are separated.
When air is used for absorption, the steady-state measurement yields kLa values that correlate to the correct variant of the standard dynamic method.
We introduce a variant of the standard dynamic programming; instead of examining all the possible matches, we consider only those which belong to a diagonal band of, that is, is allowed to take only small values (see Figures 7 and 8). Figure 7 This figure shows dynamic programming used in order to find the global alignment of two contours.
A variant of this dynamic can be seen in Russia and many parts of eastern Europe and central Asia, where the fall of the Berlin Wall did not usher in democracy, economic liberalisation, and rapid output growth.
