Sentence examples for a subset called from inspiring English sources

In this regard, space- division-multiplexing (SDM) as an exciting domain to exploit, and multiple spatially overlapping orthogonal modes can achieve a subset called mode-division-multiplexing (MDM).

This Millennium Development Project by the UN has a subset called The Millennium Villages Project, which is a pilot series of projects in 12 villages in Africa, picked because of them being hunger hot spots.

While most fan fiction is concerned with characters from fictional works, there's a subset called Real Person Fiction that's about, naturally, actual real people.

While most fan fiction is concerned with characters from fictional works, there's a subset called Real Person Fiction that's about, naturally, actual real people, so instead of Harry Potter and Ron Weasley hooking up these people would write about Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint getting it on.

These homologous proteins are collectively referred to as aquaporins and include a subset called aquaglyceroporins that are able to transport glycerol, urea and other small solutes in addition to water [ 1].

Correspondingly, one may evaluate the free energy from a subset called the reaction coordinates (e.g., bound length and bound angle) of the generalised coordinates such as the generalised coordinates directly associated with the binding process.

In addition, a new subset called natural killer dendritic cell which has an intermediate development state has been recognized [ 14].

To better estimate the influence of lyrics on the classification, a special subset called NoLyr is introduced, which contains all features except those derived from lyrics.

Given an enumerated domain subset called domain_arch, we collected a set of entries, Entriesdomain_arch, that have domain architectures containing domains in domain_arch.

Those arrested are believed to be members of a violent Bloods subset called 793 Bloods, and face weapons and drug-trafficking charges, the F.B.I. said.

Each subset (called a node in a decision tree) can split the data set into subsets to sharpen the discrimination between groups.