Sentence examples for by a set of basic from inspiring English sources
The core principle of the steerable filter is that a Gaussian filter in any orientation can be synthesized by a set of basic Gaussian filters [25].
This shallow docking state is mainly associated with the headgroup layer and is stabilized by a set of basic residues on one face of C1A that interact with PC and PS acidic moieties, indicating the interaction is largely electrostatic and likely serves as an intermediate in the membrane association and dissociation reactions of C1A.
An extra segment present in QSOX1 contains a predicted helix followed by a set of basic residues that may be a protease processing site (Ilani T, Alon A, Grossman I, Horowitz B, Kartvelishvily E, Cohen SR, Fass D: A secreted disulfide catalyst controls extracellular matrix composition and function, submitted).
Under the old system, students had two options: getting a local diploma by passing a set of basic competency tests, or getting a more prestigious Regents diploma by passing the more difficult Regents exams.
We extend the formal framework for reasoning about knowledge, already used in AI and distributed computing, by developing a set of basic concepts and tools for modeling and analyzing the knowledge requirements of tasks.
The paper also shows how to construct CRC constraints by conjunction and disjunction of a set of basic CRC constraints, highlighting how CRC constraints generalize monotone constraints and presenting interesting subclasses of CRC constraints.
The Debian project is a volunteer organization with three foundational documents: The defines a set of basic principles by which the project and its developers conduct affairs.
Then, six transport processes are described from a set of basic building blocks, followed by a sensitivity analysis of feed gas pressure, ambient temperature and feed gas composition.
We bought a set of basic trucks (wheels) – basic even by 1976 skateboard standards – screwed them to a plank of wood we had vaguely carved into a V at the front and headed off to the park.
In his highly popular "Principles of Economics," Harvard's N. Gregory Mankiw begins by listing a set of ten basic principles, which include "Rational people think at the margin," "Trade can make everybody better off," and "Markets are usually a good way to organize economic activity".
