TnT comprises a representation language for structure and function that enables the construction, extension, and maintenance of the domain-specific knowledge base required for such inferences, and an evidential reasoning algorithm.
These clusters of putatively orthologous sequences comprised a representation of all transcript types, such as annotated and nonannotated sequences, as well as coding and noncoding regions (including UTRs).
These results indicate that the L. williamsii unigene database comprises a good representation of the peyote transcriptome, permitting its use as a source to discover candidate genes responsible for mescaline biosynthesis.
These results indicate that the U. gibba UT comprise a deep representation of the complex metabolic pathways that characterize a plant genome, permitting their use as a source of genomic information to explore the structural, functional, and evolutionary diversity of the Lentibulariaceae.
The novel optimization approach presented here is based on the reformulation of the nonlinear dynamical system into a higher order differential representation comprising a set of algebraic equations in the state variables as well as in the control and auxiliary variables and their derivatives.
In this paper a Human Vehicle Road (HVR) model, comprising a quarter-car and a biomechanical representation of the driver, is employed for the analysis.
We first consider the representation of the dynamics of a cortical sheet or slab comprising a single spatially homogeneous network of N excitatory binary neurons.
Episodic memories are thought to be stored as coherent representations of the multiple elements comprising an event ("event engrams").
The output of these detectors comprises a higher-order semantic representation of the images in a gene-functional space (Fig. 2).
Sobol-Shikler [12] shares this vision and proposes a representation method that comprises a set of affective-state groups or archetypes that often appear in everyday life.
The framework defines a representation method that comprises a set of affective-state groups or archetypes that often appear in everyday life.
