Sentence examples for analogous outputs from inspiring English sources
ANNs learn by example in which an actual measured input variables set and analogous outputs are offered for determining the guidelines that manage the relationship between the variables (Chairez et al. 2009).
We use multiple configurations corresponding to different read-count normalization methodologies in FREEC, and statistically characterize the concordance of the CNV calls between FREEC configurations and the analogous output from CNV-seq.
Figure 11 confirms this expectation and demonstrates that differences in energy outputs (analogous to Eq. 4) are small but positive, indicating better performance of the cases with CO2 injection.
The output of the mechanical system is the displacement x t) of the attached mass m, which is in turn analogous to the output of the reaction systems (C t) for the EGFR and G a (t) for the GPCR).
However, as the sensitivity of the camera was very low and the output only analogous, no further such attempts were made (L Johansson, personal communication).
TWOI is analogous to the filter output observed in the time domain after excitation.
Caramazza and Hillis (1990) had independently made somewhat analogous proposals about the output system, namely that semantic errors could occur as a result of damage to the lexical level as well as within the semantic system itself.
DCT implementation has been verified by comparing its output with the output of an analogous plaintext DCT implementation, as well as by verifying the amount of error introduced after the application of a standard plaintext DCT followed by an encrypted domain IDCT.
This process is another example of a feedback mechanism analogous to that controlling the output of ADH.
Six months ago activity was in free-fall, with declines in output and trade analogous with those witnessed during the Great Depression.
Post-processing of the model outputs yield a neurogram, analogous to a spectrogram with time-frequency color intensity representation related to neural firing activity.
