Sentence examples for be first to decode from inspiring English sources

In a prelude to later events with the human genome, Dr. Venter figured he could be first to decode a bacterium with a novel method called the shotgun technique.

The announcement today is a milestone in the effort to sequence the human genome, because it seems to validate a high-risk decoding strategy adopted by Dr. J. Craig Venter of the Celera Corporation, which is competing against a public consortium of university centers to be first to decode the human genetic inheritance.

For generations of readers, especially those who discovered Williams as teen-agers, the playwright has been the first to decode the dynamics of the family and, most important, of the relationship that more or less defines all boys — the connection between a mother and her son.

Through three steps in the procedure of the consistency analysis, the hidden Markov model (HMM) algorithm is used first to decode HMM-state sequences within a syllable at the same time as to divide them into three segments.

In the regions where α≤0.25 and α≥0.75, there is a significant difference between the power levels of x p and x s received at SR in the second phase, thus x s can either be first decoded or successively decoded using SIC with a high probability.

In the fitness evaluation process an antibody is first decoded to a model, then this model is checked against the well-posed model constraints described in Section  5.1.

In the first version, relayed messages from other clusters are treated as noise when recovering the messages for a given cluster, whereas in the second one, they are first decoded in order to remove them, before decoding the messages for a given cluster.

Professor Ian Clarke, from Southampton University, who has studied norovirus for 20 years and whose team was the first to genetically decode the bug said one reason it was highly contagious was because only a few particles were needed to start an infection.

Turning to Neanderthal bones, they have already recovered considerable amounts of DNA sequence, which are derived from every chromosome in the Neanderthal cell, as judged by matching the Neanderthal DNA to the human genome sequence that was first fully decoded in 2003.

In the test stage, the baseline model is first used to perform decoding search on a test speech utterance to generate a word lattice; the test speech frames are labeled by the GMMs in the same way as in training; template matching and best path search are then performed on the word lattice to generate the rescored sentence hypothesis (Section 3.3).

The tight lower bound presented here is a valid lower bound if the point-to-point codes are first decoded, followed by the network code, without iterating back to the point-to-point codes.