Sentence examples for a classical feature from inspiring English sources

For this matter, a classical feature selection technique has been used as the second step of the proposed methodology.

Sequencing is acknowledged as a classical feature of the representation of an action program since Lashley (1951), hence once it is stable, indicates that an outline of the task is being centrally represented (cf. Jeannerod 1997).

The cortical origin of rice epidermal cells is a classical feature of monocots, as well as some basal angiosperms [10], while the common origin of the lateral root cap and epidermis in A. thaliana is fairly typical of dicotyledonous roots [10].

HPA-axis hyper-reactivity has long been known and considered a classical feature of depression, particularly with the severe, melancholic type.

Syncytium formation is a classical feature of NiV and other paramyxovirus-induced cytopathology that can be blocked by virus-specific neutralizing antibody.

Our in vivo characterisation of Rad21+/− mutants was thus reminiscent of a classical feature of Atm-mutant cells, that of checkpoint failure, including radioresistant DNA synthesis [45].

Narrow band constraining of the transmission affects the BER of the system (the classical feature of a phase-modulated signal).

Besides, the diagnosis may be twice as misleading when ischaemic colitis occurs, which is a classical associated feature in both colonic cancer and CD with mechanical obstruction [55].

Using a monoclonal antibody against human and murine Aβ [15], we failed, even in very old NEP-deficient mice, to stain Aβ deposits (Figure 1b and d), which is a classical morphopathological feature detectable in brains of Alzheimer patients (Figure 1f).

Progressive external ophthalmoplegia (PEO) is a classical presenting feature of mitochondrial disease, but the primary genetic basis has yet to be defined in a substantial proportion of patients.

Hypovolemic shock is the classical feature of severe SCLS attacks.