But Butler recognizes the usefulness of a concise, recognizable label, especially in politics, and so he suggested to Gabbard a compromise: "I told her, 'Why don't you use the phrase "transcendental Hinduism"?' " (Indeed, during a recent conversation in the congressional dining room Gabbard did precisely that).
EIS sensors for lectins, based on the gold-alkenethiol self-assembly technique, have provided promising means for the concise, label-free detection of lectins and live cells that express a glyco-receptor [7]-[15].
Concise Labeling of Document Clusters.
For example, finding a concise and accurate label for a new category representing the intersection of "Anatomy and Body System," "Disease, Syndrome and Disorder," and "Inheritance, Genetics and Genomics" is difficult, if not impossible.
Tessier-Ashpool has quickly become one of our favorite labels thanks to a concise and fresh aesthetic that melds techno with bass music in a maelstrom that's at once minimalist and heavy.
The logic is an extension of the alternation-free μ-calculus with ACTL-like action formulas and PDL-like regular expressions, allowing a concise and intuitive description of safety, liveness, and fairness properties over labeled transition systems.
However, the number and labelling of adjective groups suffers from being too ambiguous for a concise estimation of mood.
The variable definition within the system consists of a) a concise term describing the concept, b) a data type of the value to be captured, c) a label for display and d) a description in plain text format.
A concise yet effective cost function is formulated to allow different "neighbors" different voting power in determining the class label of the image in question depending on their similarities.
I bought a "Concise Electrocardiogram".
