Sentence examples for compatible input from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Spectrum compatible input FAS obtained using the 4 different approaches.

Instead of competing, we aim to cooperate with other existing softwares, by providing compatible input and output and focusing on what is missing in other applications.

The search heuristic was successful in combining compatible input trees.

With compatible input trees, all MR methods find a score of 0 and the same supertree as MRP and I thus conclude that all methods search the tree space successfully.

The Current Activities component (CAC) of the TCG processes survey data into compatible inputs for FSSIM and links them to regional farm types, while calculating an average over several years for the observed cropping pattern, product price and yield variability for these farm types using data from the FADN-based farm typology (Andersen and others 2007).

Finally, RDDs can be loaded from any mountable distributed file system, Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) or any other Hadoop-compatible input source.

Genotype data were converted into MERLIN-compatible input files using the Affymetrix tool GDASPort.

For this reason we developed Nxtgen2plink.rb, a software capable of generating PLINK-compatible input files with phenotypic information on sequenced individuals and genotype calls at each site that was found to be variable in at least one of the sequenced individuals.

An S-video input and a composite video input are also provided, along with a VGA-type RGB input (D-sub 15) to accept a wide variety of computer resolutions including high definition, bringing the number of HD-compatible inputs to four.

It can play back video from phones, laptops and tablets directly through its MHL-compatible HDMI input and also plays files from memory cards.

One hypothesis compatible with such input characteristics states that the network dynamics involves the activation of a specific set of common inputs triggering a precise synchronous discharge within a defined group of neurons, termed the Hebbian cell assembly (Hebb 1949).