Sentence examples for be further partitioned from inspiring English sources
Based on this, each structure component may be further partitioned into appropriate segments in order to accommodate the computing requirements of higher-order vibration modes.
At higher resolution, the chromosomes of these plants can be further partitioned to local A/B compartments that reflect their euchromatin, heterochromatin, and polycomb status.
Fronts propagating into unstable states can be further partitioned into two broad categories: the so-called pulled and pushed fronts [8] emerging from sufficiently localized initial conditions.
At finer taxonomic resolution, some 'sub-ecotype' clades have unique, cohesive responses to environmental variables and distinct biogeographies, suggesting that presently defined ecotypes can be further partitioned into ecologically meaningful units.
This process continues until all attributes have been compared or when all the samples belong to the same class with no remaining attribute to which the samples can be further partitioned [40].
On the other hand, since the channel uncertainty (phantom {dot {i}!}Delta _{mathbf {F}_{i,t}}) can be further partitioned following begin{array}rcl@ Delta_{mathbf{F}_{i,t}}&=&{left[begin{array}{cc} left[Delta_{mathbf{F}_{i,t}}^{diamondsuit}right]_{Mtimes M} left[Delta_{mathbf{F}_{i,t}}^{flat}right]_{ N-M times M} end{ N-M timest]}, end{array} (12).
Then, given a fixed block size of the reference genome, the aligned sequences were further partitioned.
The departments are divided into municipios (municipalities), which are further partitioned into aldeas (villages, or hamlets).
Streets are further partitioned to the annotated function regions based on function connectivity in different types of active land-use.
In the model, the NCI effects were further partitioned into additive and dominance nuclear-cytoplasmic interaction components.
After the unsatisfactory fuzzy rules are identified, the fuzzy region controlled by each unsatisfactory fuzzy rule is further partitioned into sub-regions.
