Sentence examples for a continuous feature of from inspiring English sources
Change has been a continuous feature of retailing in Britain since the mid-1960s.
Moreover, for Fleck meaning change is a continuous feature of scientific development, whereas Kuhn distinguishes normal scientific development that does not change meanings from revolutionary developments that do.
Speaking at today's announcement, MCA's Director Elizabeth Ann Macgregor noted that the exhibition "has been a continuous feature of the MCA's program since it opened 25 years ago".
To estimate the class conditional probability distributions we used the Equal Width Discretization (EWD) method, which consists of simply distributing the values of a continuous feature into n intervals of equal width.
Hoxb4a mosaic neuronal pleiotropism was a continuous feature during the developmental acquisition of diverse behaviors [2] with the presence of activity beyond embryonic stages suggesting a role in circuit plasticity and maturation.
where v d denotes a continuous feature, i d denotes a discrete index of the interval, b i d d denotes a short binary string associated to i d, f:ℝ → ℤ denotes a continuous-to-discrete map and g:ℤ → {0, 1} n denotes a discrete-to-binary map.
Because of continuous feature of the senescence process, the correlation of particular age of examined individuals and VAG signal parameters values was investigated.
Capturing the dynamism that pervades biological systems requires a computational approach that can accommodate both the continuous features of the system environment as well as the flexible and heterogeneous nature of component interactions.
A purposive sample of ten healthy participants (five males and five females) were selected to conduct the sleep monitoring in order to observe the dynamic and continuous features of their all-night sleeping postures.
These interactions are considered continuous features of the metastatic cascade and play key roles in cell differentiation mechanisms.
These studies have varied a single continuous feature (orientation or position) of the target and flankers.
