Sentence examples for an example generated from from inspiring English sources
When a learner studies an example generated from the base, the system hides the example itself and shows its generation process information to indicate how it was generated (bold black arrows in Fig. 3).
In Figure 6, we present an example generated from genomic interval coordinates in the region of the genes PPARG, UBASH3A and TSPAN6.
For example, generated from the categorical form of judgment by the addition of such content is the category of substance, and generated from the hypothetical form of judgment in this way is the category of cause.
An experimental system is implemented to verify the feasibility of the approach, and examples generated from the system are presented to illustrate the major steps of the automatic design process.
For Null data 3, we show the result, focusing on two cases (the top and the 10th interactions), since the trend of results was kept the same for all 10 interactions in Table 4. Figure 9 shows the distribution of P-values of null examples generated from the top interaction (or the 10th), with the P-value of the top (or the 10th) interaction by an arrow.
The training stage is very important in the construction of HMMs [ 58], and this is probably why this model, generated from just a few examples, is able to identify probable candidates but is unable to score them correctly.
Figure 1 shows a 3D surface rendering example of the cerebral arterial network model generated from "3D SLICER"; it contains all major arteries of the circle of Willis (CoW) and several generations of branches raised from CoW.
League of Legends creator Riot Games, for example, generated $1bn last year from its one eSports title.
Lands' End, for example, generated 3percentt of sales from its Web site (www.landsend.com) in 1998, Ms. Wykoff said.
Here, we show as an example the interferogram generated from the pre- and post-June 1 observations.
Part II provides recommended empirical input data and example results generated from the model.
