Sentence examples for width of the range from inspiring English sources

The number of bits which can be embedded in a pixel pair is decided by the width of the range that the difference value belongs to.

To address this issue, we monitor the width of the range of non-dominated solutions for each objective in each generation.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Width of the range of non-dominated solutions for each objective in each of the first 100 generations of the runs in Fig. 5 on the ten-objective DTLZ1 test problem.

Results for the ten objectives are simultaneously depicted Open image in new window Fig. 9 Width of the range of non-dominated solutions for each objective in each of the first 100 generations of the runs in Fig. 6 on the ten-objective WFG9 test problem.

Therefore, the log-scale width of the range is.

It is worth underscoring that some of the ranges of clinical and microbiologic response rates went from 0.0% to 100.0% (Tables 2, 3), the width of the range ostensibly reducing the usefulness of our observation.

Ranges for the colour-coding were chosen to highlight near-universal support (≥90% in darkest green) or opposition (<10% in darkest red) of the use of specific cadres to perform specific tasks; the width of the ranges was slightly larger for middle-level agreement (e.g. 40% to <60% was colour-coded white).

We set the width of this range at ±6× the baseline standard deviation (±30°; shaded band in Fig. 3B) in order to minimize the chance of incorrectly assigning a target error.

In this demonstration, the width of the tuning range of the VC values was 3.6 V.

The width of the interquartile range is comparable to those of other stations with polydisperse measurements, indicating that the instruments ran reliably.

The width of the interquartile range or the geometric standard deviation (because data are not necessarily normally distributed) can show how reliably and comparably the two instruments operated over time.