Sentence examples for be generalized to two from inspiring English sources

The image processing algorithms can be generalized to two steps, namely image enhancement and image analysis.

The information potential can be generalized to two random variables, giving rise to the cross-information potential (CIP), defined by V ^ σ ( X, Y ) = 1 n 2 ∑ i = 1 n ∑ j = 1 n G σ 2 ( x i − y j ).

The Hahn difference operator is generalized to two well-known difference operators, the forward difference operator and the Jackson q-difference operator.

The theory of the perfectly matched layer is generalized to three dimensions and some numerical experiments are shown to illustrate the efficiency of this new method of free-space simulation.

We show that our result cannot be generalized to sufficient conditions for three or more peaks.

Further, considering the interaction score, this notion can be generalized as follows: two proteins in an interaction with a high score are more likely to share similar attributes than those with a low score.

Two of them are general indicators of overall face ("In daily life, I care about my own face" and "Overall, I think I care about face a lot"), and four are generalized indicators corresponding to four dimensions ("When I am questioned on my conduct by others, I feel I have no face" and so on).

These joint rate and power adaptation methods are generalized in reference [22] under three headings as follows.

The linking of 26500 abstracts is further generalized to 12 million abstracts (in 2001).

Note that these definitions may be readily generalized to include more than two intersecting signaling pathways.

In fact, if the contraction condition of the fixed point theorem on a generalized metric space can be reduced to two variables instead of three variables, then one can construct an equivalent fixed point theorem in the setting of a usual metric space.