Sentence examples for a fine kernel from inspiring English sources

However, a fine kernel resolution comes at the expense of a more challenging inference problem: Not only does the number of features ϕ i increase (if the same overall range of interactions has to be covered) but more importantly, the contributions of the individual ϕ i becomes weaker such that they are more likely eliminated by the Lasso regularization (analogous to ϕ0, ϕ1 in Fig. 4 a- c).

They have the kernel of a fine project and are anxious to build their museum into a serious institution that explores a vital aspect of local culture.

To identify floury mutants with white opaque endosperm that crumble easily into a fine powder (Kaushik and Khush1991), dehulled kernels (brown rice) were screened followed by I-KI staining to exclude waxy and dull mutants.

What is the difference between the two, and where can I buy them? A. Cornmeal is made from dried corn kernels that have been ground to a fine, medium or coarse texture.

Then, kernels were pulverized and converted into a fine powder with an approximate size range from 300 to 500 µm.

For this, we first crushed the kernel, which weighed between 0.3 and 1.0 g, to a fine powder.

The plant samples (kernel, leaves and stem bark) were air-dried and ground into a fine powder prior to being used.

The kernel ϕ (D, δ ) has been pre-calculated and tabulated on a fine grid, i.e., 400 × 21 points in the ranges D ∈ [ 0.01, 20 ] and δ ∈ [ 0, 1 ].

A fine resolution (small Δ r) has to be chosen if the precise shape of the kernel is of interest.

The kernel of M. oleifera seeds was then dried at approximately 24 h and milled to a fine powder using a domestic blender.

It's a fine accompaniment to a roasted ear of corn on the cob ($2.25), its husk scorched like parchment, the kernels popping with juice and a little melted butter.