In general, typographic attributes or cues constitute features of text documents, including typeface choice, size, color, and font style.
Moreover, our results suggest that localization, balance and regulation of meprinβ may constitute features in kidney disease progression.
The union of these differentially expressed genes constitutes Feature Set II.
Moreover, if we assume that the population of Ω1 consists of predominantly strongly relevant features with a minority of weakly relevant features, then one feature from Ω1 in conjunction with other features from Ω1,…, Ω4 might constitute feature-pairs (line A2 1 12) whose joint symmetrical uncertainty values are greater than the threshold ε (line A2 3).
Pluralism about the nature of pleasure seems to be necessary for this, together with the claim that one or more of the plurality-constituting features of pleasure does also add non-instrumentally add to its value.
These features constitute a "content feature" class, while the "attached edge feature" class focuses on the information about the neighboring word tokens of the target word in SDP.
For example, if spatial behaviour is to be analysed spatial coordinates and orientations of an animal may constitute valuable features, whereas with the goal to describe the dynamics of behaviour features such as velocities and accelerations may be appropriate.
Once associated with words in a textual document, these labels constitute relevant features of a text.
He proposes a third possibility: that the cognitive processes that make us moral agents are centrally constituted by features of our external environments.
Relict features in the process of transformation, such as a desert or a glacial alluvial deposit in a valley being reworked by a perennial stream, thus constitute hybrid features.
