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However, conventional edge detectors cannot faithfully detect the contour of the tongue body, and the initialization of ACM suffers from the edge discontinuity problem.
However, error numbers sometime cannot faithfully reflect the performance of weak classifiers because the severity of the error is not always the same.
Additionally, as OWL cannot faithfully describe non-tree-like structures, this approach is not applicable to structure of functional groups with rings, such as phenyl groups.
This led us to conclude that Fung's quasi-linear viscoelastic (QLV) model, and more general nonlinear models based on a single convolution integral, cannot faithfully mimic passive eye muscles.
For the ion channel currents, two-state Hodgkin-Huxley formulation cannot faithfully simulate the activation, inactivation, and deactivation process as a multistate Markovian chain formulation does.
This means that closed loops or complex feed-back structures (as in Figure 1A) cannot faithfully be represented, whereas they are known to pervade regulatory networks [ 17].
History teaches that leaders with divided interests cannot be counted on to faithfully serve those who elected them.
However, this imposes a restriction on the conversion of an RDB table, as it cannot be faithfully recreated in NoSQL.
The induced multiple Dean vortices and the secondary flow patterns in the duct cannot be faithfully predicted by using traditional techniques.
No flexible mechanism is available on the HostAP platform to pass three MAC addresses down to firmware to generate a proper MAC header, which implies that the addressing scheme described in Section 3.2.1 cannot be faithfully followed.
As stated above, this kind of compounds cannot be faithfully represented using the SMILES format, we need to acquiesce to represent just a finite portion of the polymer, which should contain a number of connected monomeric units that suffices to display the most important features of the atomic connectivity.
