Sentence examples for basis to separate from inspiring English sources
Because there exists no bimodality in the frequency that can be used as a basis to separate target (crevasse) from background (non-crevasse), the definition of a suitable threshold DN value (to separate target from background) is the most important task in performing the binarization.
SSA is a technique, similar to empirical orthogonal functions employed in spatial analysis, that uses data-adaptive basis functions to separate a time series into statistically independent components that maximize the variability that each basis function describes20.
As a result, there is no basis to split Microsoft into separate companies with all the attendant risks, costs and complexities.
In addition, the selection of an optimal basis function is conducted to separate the useful basis function terms from the full set of the basis function.
Edith and Eddie are an interracial couple — Edith is black, Eddie is white — and Rebecca suggests that there's also a racist basis for the attempt to separate the couple.
Edith and Eddie are an interracial couple Edith is black, Eddie is white and Rebecca suggests that there's also a racist basis for the attempt to separate the couple.
We focused on the powerful de-interlacing ability of vertical half-sizing and used it as the basis of our scheme to separate the screenshots and nonscreenshots.
On this basis, we are able to separate the differential contributions that bear physiological information about the system, from the unspecific contributions that unravel gaps in the metabolic reconstruction.
In this technique, the first dimension is isoelectric focusing (IEF) of a single sample to separate proteins on the basis of charge, and the second dimension is SDS-PAGE to separate on the basis of molecular weight.
An alternative method is to separate on the basis of phase separation.
This monomer concentration is established with the use of its UV-visible absorbance in the vicinity of the monomer band(s) during this process on the basis of an original procedure to separate the absorbances due to the monomer and solute oxidation products for each instantaneous spectrum.
