Sentence examples for be explained as two from inspiring English sources

It can be explained as two different dictionaries are trained from sufficient large training remote sensing images sets, and almost all micro-structures in nature scene can be captured in these two dictionaries.

The residual variation can be explained as two parts as well as their interaction, the genetic component whose underlying genetic effects are too small to be detected by the experiment, and the component contributed by environmental modification to the quantitative trait.

The 2m Swiss francs appears to be explained as four years' worth of payments of that 500,000.

As Joseph Raz noticed, Kelsen agrees with the Natural Law tradition in this particular respect; both assume that the normativity of law can only be explained as one would explain the normativity of morality, or religion for that matter, namely, in terms of valid reasons for action (Raz 1979, 134 137).

The process of verifying ARM software with hardware before a design is committed for fabrication is explained as three distinct problems, not one.

The first pattern can be explained as having two competing effects at the interface, one being the optimization of the intermolecular distance/interaction and the other being the conservation of bulk properties.

For a clearer understanding, the reverse Warburg effect can be explained as occurring in two steps.

In light of the observed results, smaller power than anticipated for both methods can possibly be explained as coming from two different phenomena according to the chosen approach.

The slight increase of FNs when increasing R can be explained as follows: when two somata are close to each other and almost touch, a large kernel drives the algorithm to converge near the border between the two somas.

These findings can be explained as follows: Imagine two women, one with an average level of anxiety and depression prepartum and one with a high level of prepartum anxiety and depression.

If the system in South-Central and Central Dravidian is understood to reflect the retention of the parent language, the shift of meaning in the plural in the other languages can be explained as a natural one from 'men' to 'men and women' (mixed groups) to 'women' (exclusively), thus generalizing the meaning to any human group.