minima

Preposition: on

• pes: However, there are far fewer basins than minima on the PES.
• surface: The algorithm may also be used to locate minima on a surface.

Adjective modifier

• icosahedral: The icosahedral global minima with more than 55 atoms are shown in Fig.
• global: Table I: Global minima of M N for.
• false: This technique may allow to avoid being trapped in false minima.
• local: Due to their nature, however, most mission trajectory design problems exhibit local minima.
• low: However, this gives a greater proportion of the low energy minima than of the high energy minima.
• natural: These least parts were referred to as natural minima.

Converse of object

• avoid: The second question is how to avoid local minima during the MCMC search.
• find: However, in order to find the global minima reliably, some search must be performed.
• contain: Each interval contains either a minima or a maxima in the original signal.
• have: A rugged PES has many minima with large barriers between them.
• associate: For N 45 the global minima associated with a long-ranged potential have polytetrahedral structures involving defects called disclination lines.
• show: In particular, harmonic amplitudes for the various errors show minima at specific loads as expected.

Noun used with modifier

• drought: Levels are close to drought minima in a zone from Hertfordshire to Norfolk.
• energy: This avoids the problems of getting trapped in high energy minima.
• term: In England rivers were close to long term minima over wide areas.
• runoff: October river flows were also exceptionally low in many catchments; a substantial number of new long term runoff minima have been established.

Preposition: in

• level: There are g times more minima in each subsequent level.

Preposition: of

• function: An advanced statistical technique for identifying multiple minima is used to find the minima of this function.