Sentence examples for cases sense from inspiring English sources

In all cases sense probes showed no specific labelling (see Figure S1).

Like RNA, DNA can adopt complex structures, and DNA-based catalysts have been derived that depend on and, in some cases, sense metal ions.

Call the things we experience in such cases sense-data.

Duality is built into the fabric of the narrative in that Elizabeth Hapgood is "Mother" both to an all-male British intelligence unit and, in a lower-case sense, single parent to a rugby-playing son.

How to connect Chekhov's plump Russian, who has come no nearer to horror than a rainy summer, with the woman who has inhabited the heart of darkness, in both the upper-+ and lower-case sense of the term?

In case that the variable to be estimated is observable from the input-output signals, an almost optimal (in a worst case sense) virtual sensor is derived.

We discover that neither method is optimal in a worst-case sense, by a factor of Ω log|V|/loglog|V|).

Newman (1928) pointed out that there is always a structure of arbitrarily "constructed" relations with any given structure if only the number of basic entities, in this case sense data, is large enough.

This paper presents an approach to designing the input signal for an identification experiment, in which the process model estimate is to be used to formulate and solve for a robust (in a worst case sense) optimal controller.

In particular, we show that f∗ is an almost-optimal controller (in a worst-case sense), and we derive a guaranteed accuracy bound, which can be used to quantify the performance level of the DFK control system.

In the first case, sensing area of the sensor does not intersect with, that is,.