Sentence examples for while exhaustive from inspiring English sources

While exhaustive museum visits may not be suitable for small children, the permanent collection at the Natural History Museum, 67, rue Joseph Vernet in Avignon, with displays on local geology and fauna, may hold more immediate appeal.

The efficiency of the proposed combined path planning and control scheme is being evaluated under numerous simulated test cases, while exhaustive simulations have been made for analyzing the dependency of the proposed framework on the kinematic parameters.

While exhaustive libraries of this type have their place in virtual screening, the development of smaller dynamic virtual libraries focused on a particular mechanistic class may also contribute toward the identification of viable chemical leads.

In the case of 16 cellular users, which provide 16 selections for each D2D user, the average number of switch operations increases linearly in order to find the final solution by our algorithm, while exhaustive search needs 16 N iterations to find the optimal solution.

We believe that the reason for this discrepancy is that, while exhaustive search of all triplets and full covariance matrix in IBIS gives very good results on the training data, it may lead to overfitting of the validation accuracy, which becomes much higher than test accuracy.

While the exhaustive hunt has not yielded Mr. bin Laden, officials disclosed that they have turned up some sensitive information: intelligence reports that some members of Al Qaeda, possibly including top officials of the terrorist group, are being allowed into Iran from western Afghanistan.

But while the exhaustive history includes songs by Little Richard and Jacques Brel as glam precursors, as well as the Osmonds and Marilyn Manson, there is no place for Gary Glitter, arguably glam's most successful exponent with 26 hit singles, including three No 1s.

While not exhaustive, this chapter first summarizes the key methods and tools in protein engineering.

This demonstrates that while an exhaustive treatment of a topic includes all five questions, a single study need not be so comprehensive.

In orange clownfish (Amphiprion percula) populations in Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea, we found that evolutionary dispersal kernels were 17 km (95% confidence interval: 12 24 km) wide, while an exhaustive set of direct larval dispersal observations suggested kernel widths of 27 km (19 36 km) or 19 km (15 27 km) across two years.

While more exhaustive lists can be found elsewhere, this article only discusses the arms of a few of these regions, selected for their heraldic notability.