Sentence examples for a mixture of feature from inspiring English sources

We estimated the importance of each feature using a method that was proven to correctly take into account redundancy between the features and a mixture of feature types (Strobl et al. 2008).

A. sediba, like other species of Australopithecus, displays a mixture of features that reflect its simian past and anticipate its human future.

Diadectes shares a mixture of features from both amniotes and primitive tetrapods, but it did not possess an amnion, which is a protective membrane surrounding the developing embryo and a defining characteristic of reptiles.

The analysis shows that the fossil had a mixture of features found in modern-day tarsiers, an ancient group of primates that is now restricted to the islands of South East Asia, and others found in anthropoids, the lineage through which monkeys, apes and humans later evolved.

In a position analogous to that of North Sea Germanic within Northwest Germanic, there surely existed transitional dialects between North Sea and South Germanic within West Germanic; the Old Saxon language may well reflect such a dialect, given that it shows a mixture of features agreeing with North Sea Germanic, as in English and Frisian, and with South Germanic, as in Old High German.

However the face is described as having a mixture of features.

The proposed framework is based on a mixture of features common in social media data, including emotional and sentiment information.

And where did the notion that some taxa share a mixture of features of other groups or that sometimes anatomical features of one group appear to be intermediate between two other groups come from?

Two types of clusters are identified: discriminant clusters which mainly consist of feature vectors from one specific class, and common clusters which are a mixture of features from different classes.

The design is widely believed to be a mixture of features taken from other revolvers.

A mixture of features seen in the acute and chronic stages characterises the subacute phase.