Sentence examples for a basis for expressing from inspiring English sources
Such image filters have been successfully used as a basis for expressing a large number of visual operations in computer vision, regarding feature detection, feature classification, motion estimation, object recognition, spatio-temporal recognition, and shape estimation.
Hence, these receptive field profiles can generally serve as a basis for expressing a large number of visual operations and have empirically been shown to lead to robust algorithms.
The Codex Guidelines for Vitamin and Mineral Food Supplements (CAC/GL 55-2005) [ 21] and Codex Guidelines for Use of Nutrition and Health Claims (CAC/GL 23-1997, Rev. 1-2004) [ 22] also indicate the NRVs as a basis for expressing nutrient content and for criteria of nutrition and health claims in food labelling.
On its website it acknowledges that Florida's stand-your-ground law was a basis for its model legislation but expressed scepticism that the law could apply in the Martin case.
Tension reached its height when Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma, the senior Republican on the committee, said that those who had suggested that Mr. Hagel was "cozy" with terrorist states had a basis for their claims because Iran had expressed support for his nomination.
As a basis for such follow-up work, all differentially expressed genes (DEG) were identified (Fig. 2b).
Since the protein oligomerization per se does not require extra protein components to be expressed, it provides a basis for the rapid control of intrinsic or extrinsic noise.
Eight quasi-experimental studies assessed physicians' attitude towards electronic health records and expressed preferences as a basis for system adoption [ 4, 11, 60- 65].
Our expression data also provide a basis for a detailed analysis of individual, previously unknown, cell-type specifically expressed genes.
Formally, each of these systems offers a basis for the rejection of the claim of determinism as expressed in (8).
Children, then, are increasingly expressing severe doubts about the veracity and value of religion as a basis for life.
