Sentence examples for a characterizing feature from inspiring English sources

In forensic document examination, curvature is commonly accepted as a characterizing feature [7, 8].

A characterizing feature of the German electricity transition is that it started as a movement arising from the civil society.

A characterizing feature of the devices is the reduced dead area at the edge, achieved by adopting the "active edge" technology, based on a deep etched trench, suitably doped to make an ohmic contact to the substrate.

To our knowledge, incomplete DNA replication as a characterizing feature of cell cycle reactivation in TD cells has not been previously described.

The packing preferences and geometries of atomic protein structures have long been studied as a characterizing feature of association [ 207], via probability density maps (PDMs) describing likelihoods of contacts [ 7, 151, 152].

They further reveal that, while orchards have persisted in total area, they have undergone critical changes toward a simplified landscape structure and loss of the traditional land-use mosaic, which is a characterizing feature of high nature value landscapes.

Another characterizing feature was an instrumental introduction without a rhythmic base.

Down-regulation of these genes is a well characterized feature of PD [71].

We then demonstrate that the concept enriches single locus genetics with a number of new characterizing features, and show that it enforces the conclusion that genetic dominance is in fact given by a specific relationship between the allele interactions of all the three genotypes.

To perform seizure detection on time-domain waveforms, there is a need to create models for the EEG signals, from which features are extracted, because treating the signal as discrete-time sequence is not a robust approach for extracting characterizing features.

d Selecting a characterizing subset of features based on mRMR for classification.