Sentence examples for arbitrary segments from inspiring English sources

Artificial segmentation of a single study into multiple arbitrary segments composed 20% of the duplicate publication.

Arbitrary segments (which may be intergenic or overlap more than one gene) can be handled similarly by averaging the dinucleotide counts of the sequence and its reverse complement.

In this analysis, neural patterns were classified not into syllables as above or into any linguistic constituent but into arbitrary segments of speech, allowing for a-theoretical insight into the encoding properties of neurons.

Given an arbitrary segment of a clothoid over a finite interval, we propose a novel method for generating a polynomial approximation, based on employing s-power series, the two-point analogue of Taylor expansions.

M p q and Q be an arbitrary segment in [ 0, 1 ], f 0 ( x ) = { 1, x ?

Here we emphasize that the coupling of nonlocal multi-point and Riemann-Liouville type strip condition considered on an arbitrary segment ((0, eta) subset[0, 1]) can be interpreted as the linear combination of the values of the unknown function at nonlocal points (zeta_{i} in 0, 1)) is proportional to the strip contribution of the unknown function.

This comparison may be based on the phenetic distance [14] [16], likelihood [17] or posterior distribution [18] of the topologies for each arbitrary segment.

This analysis is complementary to that performed in 'Map' mode, which requires an arbitrary segment window.

The first analysis of neural encoding properties consisted in comparing the ability to classify neural codes from the model into arbitrary speech segments (as opposed to syllables as in previous section).

Toporthology and the other context-based relationships we have defined may also be applied to arbitrary genomic segments (including single nucleotides).

The first analysis of neural encoding properties consisted of comparing the ability to classify neural codes from the model into arbitrary speech segments of fixed duration (as opposed to classification into syllables as in previous section).