Sentence examples for combination of unit from inspiring English sources

Hybrid systems attempt to generate high-quality speech without the glitches using a combination of unit selection and SSS approaches.

The proposed hybrid strategy is characterized by a combination of unit cell analyses on a microstructural level and a micropore damage model used for structural analyses on the macroscopic level.

This genome-wide analysis of SSR variation in Daphnia pulex indicates that several aspects of SSR variation are motif dependent and suggests that a combination of unit length variation and end repeat biased base substitution contribute to the unique spectrum of SSR repeat loci.

With cryopreserved crystals, the assumption that a combination of unit-cell variation and energy dispersion dominates is almost certainly a good one, but it may not hold for tiny crystals at ambient temperature in an injected beam.

Rearrangements between homologous chromosomes can also occur, which is described for D4Z4 (4q) and D4Z4 (10q) where exchanges between the repeat arrays occurred during evolution, leading to the formation of hybrid alleles, consisting of a combination of units derived from chromosome 4 and 10 [ 18].

One example of technically improved utilisation is the VEL wagon, which is a 26 m long wagon with two bogies that can load two 40 feet containers or three swap-bodies (or combinations of unit loads including High cubes) on an 80 ft loading area.

Traditionally, "one-to-one" or "one-to-the-rest" approaches have been applied to integrate combinations of unit binary classifiers.

Even if non-linearities in cost functions may not affect the principle of how to allocate measurements at many combinations of unit costs and variance components, the size of α is always important to the eventual size of the data set, and therefore to the precision of the eventual mean exposure estimate.

One important result of the present investigation was that for many combinations of unit costs and variance components, non-linear cost functions did not change the general principle stated by a linear model: to measure from as many subjects as possible on one occasion each (cf. table 2).

The restriction digestion of PI 468916 to create the RRL consisted of digesting a total of 50 μg of DNA with the combination of 30 units of HaeIII, 15 units of PsiI, 15 units of SspI, 30 units of RsaI, and 15 units of MslI.

This system of analysis is called stratificational because it is based upon the notion that every language comprises a restricted number of structural layers or strata, hierarchically related in such a way that units or combinations of units on one stratum realize units or combinations of units of the next higher stratum.