Sentence examples for built-in characteristics from inspiring English sources

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Therefore, instead of trying to solve the problem of creating compelling alien characters, he switched to animals: "[they] have certain built-in characteristics, they were fairly unique in how they weren't typically associated with space adventures".

Net art, while graphically primitive, emphasized the built-in characteristics of the web browser and other developments in digital network technologies that were new at the time: hyperlinks and interactive features allowed narratives to unfold at the click of the mouse.

This is because diagnostic biases may occur in each diagnostic trial under a specific kernel due to the built-in characteristics of input data we will mention in the next section.

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In fact, a built-in characteristic of cognitive approaches to performance assessment is that raters' information processing is guided by their 'mental models' of performance and performance assessment.

Our findings suggest the possibility that ER-stress may be achieved by increased protein synthesis and interestingly, this may be the path of least resistance, because it is in sync with built-in MM characteristics, hence the 'Achilles' heel' of these cells.

Listening, for instance, to Alan Clark and Kenneth Clarke talking on the radio about the arrest of General Pinochet in 1998, he writes: "Both have that built-in shrug characteristic of 80s Conservatism, electrodes on the testicles a small price to pay when economic recovery's at stake".

Cyclostationary detection is a particular sensing approach that takes use of the built-in periodicities characteristic to most man-made signals.

AVANA has a built-in functionality to identify conserved, characteristic sites between subsets of sequences in an alignment using entropy and mutual information theories [17].

Colors are vibrant, details are sharp, shadows have depth, RAWs have lots of 14-bit flexibility in Lightroom, while the built-in filters can completely flip those characteristics.

Obviously, from a classification viewpoint, these true signals will contribute to high accuracy diagnoses than the original proteomic data, because the built-in noises and redundant global data characteristics would have a much lower chance to get involved in classification due to derivative component analysis.

Since DCA can separate true signals from red herrings by extracting subtle data characteristics and removing built-in noises, it is natural to combine DCA with the start-of-the-art classifiers to demonstrate its effectiveness in serum proteomic disease diagnosis.

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