Sentence examples for based on a feature from inspiring English sources
"My grandmother used to go there as a young one and look after 'the two boys' [a sacred site based on a feature of the land], and she showed [my father] Joe before she passed away.
But the search default in that program was based on a feature called AutoSearch that Google says was not widely used.
We create a new feature-based model of reverse engineering, where we can predefine the different simple parts of an object based on a feature library.
His solution, developed over a weekend, was a clever hack based on a feature offered by new digital voice networks known as simultaneous ringing, which allows consumers to have incoming calls routed to multiple phones.
The analysis of measurements performed with an introscopic camera is based on a feature space defined by the Authors, and uses the methods of mathematical morphology for processing video sequences, as well as data analysis for the decision-making process.
Margaret Mae CANTRELL et al., Petitioners, v. FOREST CITY PUBLISHING CO. et al. Petitioners, a mother and her son, brought a diversity action against respondents, a newspaper publisher and a reporter, for invasion of privacy based on a feature story in the newspaper discussing the impact upon petitioners' family of the death of the father in a bridge collapse.
Based on a feature-based detector perspective, a correlation matching approach is used with the candidate spectral shape as a reference.
Two novel incremental feature weighting strategies are proposed in this paper, one based on a leave-one-feature-out, the other based on a feature-wise separability criterion.
The relational measure is based on a feature-level convolution operation defined in this paper.
Bonnet's model, called LeMoNe [ 26, 27], consists of two major steps; the generation of gene clusters based on a feature-sample co-clustering method, and the inference of regulatory modules from generated clusters and regulators based on probabilistically optimized trees.
Many cities and towns have nicknames based on a prominent feature or one which promoters wish to emphasise.
