Examples of permutation

• The number of permutations we can do is only 285.

• However, permutations of the five genomes must be analyzed in order to collect the comprehensive set of putatively related core genes.

• Different permutations of the three dimensions generated multiple model types.

• The aim is to minimise this performance measure, and it has certain symmetries, namely rotations, reflections, and permutations of the hydrophone positions.

• Significance values were assigned to variance components based on 1000 random permutations of individuals, assuming no genetic structure.

• The permutations corresponding to possible orderings of the deck after one riffle shuffle can have at most two rising sequences.

• The facets corresponding to permutations with 1 or 5 in the first coordinate have seven vertices, twelve edges, and eight 2-faces.

• At this point one might hope that an enumeration result for-stack-sortable permutations might be possible.

• The study of language and how it is used, its permutations by region, nation, and professional field, is all interesting.

• To investigate this, both modules were integrated in the same program and relative weightings were adjusted using a variety of permutations.

• There are 27 ways of assigning three bottles to three people, or six permutations if each person gets exactly one bottle.

• In this paper we prove that permutations of even length with maximal entropy are not unique.

• The two equilibrium pictures for 1992 and the five for 1996 are essentially all permutations of each other.

• The permutations of these first two specification choices yield sixteen different regressions.

• Horizontally, raised floors and/or dropped ceilings allow endless permutations in the eventual disposition of service outlets.