Consequently, the trained network implements a mapping from the pixels of the input image to the categories, represented as activation of specific units of the top layer of the network.
As the white Southern Rhodesians in this theatre joined the British Army separately, at different times and under their own steam (or were already connected to specific units as reservists), they were spread across dozens of regiments, including the Black Watch, the Coldstream Guards, the Grenadier Guards, the Royal Engineers and the Royal Marines, as well as many South African units and others.
Note that we did not reevaluate species boundaries using morphology, but accepted these authors' conclusions about specific units as our null hypothesis directly.
At a global scale the Osprey complex may be composed of four different Evolutionary Significant Units, which should be treated as specific management units.
The squadron banner parallels an Air Force Squadron Standard and is carried by squadrons as their specific unit identifier.
This adds evidence that this cluster, as a specific unit, is indeed absent from both Xau genomes.
A meaning unit was defined as a specific unit of text, either a few words or a few sentences with a common theme [ 25].
There were volunteers to work and leave was canceled only for specific units — such as those focused on gangs and guns — to keep those officers deployed, said Anthony Guglielmi, the department's chief spokesman.
(Comprehensive public research universities are, on the whole, likely better off due to their scale and state subventions, than described below. Specific units, such as their law schools, are not).
The regulation structure could be divided into specific units, such as contracts and money, ethics committees, and conflicts of interest.
