Sentence examples for viewed as the case from inspiring English sources

Thus, given the utility function, the condition can be viewed as the case that the weighted sum of energy arrival distribution up to N−1 weighted by relative utility gain is no more than 1.

Given that a recent paper has suggested that bats had a Laurasian origin, possibly in North America [15], it raises the intriguing possibility that the evolution of migration in vespertilionid bats was a response to falling temperatures and a retreat to warmer wintering climes rather than the "expansion from the tropics" that is generally viewed as the case in birds.

The development in the case, in which Andersen is charged with obstruction of justice, was seen by legal experts as a blow to federal prosecutors, who came to trial with what was widely viewed as the easiest case to emerge from the investigation of Enron's collapse.

In the present paper, we study problem (1.1) with exponential source, which can be viewed as the limit case of (1.3) as (prightarrowinfty).

The well-studied consensus tree problem can be viewed as the special case of the supertree problem where the input trees have identical leaf sets.

Our process, which to our knowledge has not been investigated in this context, may be viewed as the simplest case of such nonstationary processes, with many fewer parameters.

Both the original ENRBF model and the new proposed ENRBF classifier (ENRBFC) can be viewed as the special cases of the mixture-of-experts (ME) model that is discussed in Xu et al. [An alternative model for mixtures of experts, in: Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1995].

Other more complex cases can be viewed as the combination of these two cases.

Also in the CoDD, all events with the diagnostic code CM within 8 days of the first event were viewed as one mastitis case, with the case date being the date of the first event.

Justice Anthony Kennedy is viewed as the key vote in the Fisher case.

While their analysis can be viewed as another case study of the effects of the partial interference over 802.11 networks, their approach only works for the case where all of the links are always saturated, that is, with infinite backlog at the transmitter side.