Sentence examples for a series of operators from inspiring English sources
These operations are realised by a series of operators that uses the Minkowski sum of a Solid with a structuring element (a cube or dodecahedron in this case); as shown in Boeters et al. [6] and Donkers [10] the shape of the element will influence the resulting shape and thus the results.
For years, under a series of operators, it has been plagued by deficient care and unsafe conditions.
A series of operators are designed, namely split and merging based neighborhood competition operator, hybrid neighborhood crossover, adaptive mutation and self-learning operator, to increase modularity value.
In this section, we use the scalar ratio type arithmetic-geometric mean inequality to get a series of operator versions.
In the final step, a series of morphological operators are applied to separate individual parasites.
The genome of this reporter host strain (EGY48) includes a wild-type LEU2 gene under the control of a series of LexA operators.
From two-dimensional images of pigmented tumors, a series of feature operators are conveniently applied to extract texture descriptors useful for clinical diagnosis [ 46].
Effectively truncating the completeness relation, a series of interconnected operator relations comes into play, some with physically untenable consequences.
Routine blood pressure, awake and sleep average blood pressure, and 24-hour mean average blood pressure were entered into multiple logistic regression as predictors of either preeclampsia or gestational hypertension; significant variables were then tested by a series of receiver operator curves.
The results are presented as a series of receiver operator curves (ROC) presented in terms of sensitivity and specificity (Fig. 4).
Earlier, Baron et al. (1995) constructed tetracycline-inducible bidirectional promoters by duplicating a minimal promoter on both sides of a series of Tet operator repeats to obtain exogenously regulated expression of two transgenes in a correlated, dose-dependent manner [ 23].
