Sentence examples for constrained features from inspiring English sources

After identifying acoustic features involved in tradeoffs, we used playback experiments to test whether males increase the production of these constrained features during aggressive interactions, as it has been shown in songbirds [17].

The TM enzymes, channels and other unusual structures like the CYSTM or KASH, and to a lesser degree certain receptors like 7TM and 5TM receptors, indeed possess evolutionarily constrained features - resulting in what the authors term complex TMs.

These apparently less constrained features of the Sulfolobus genome structure may have imparted greater plasticity to replicon evolution in Sulfolobus, thus making ancestral Sulfolobus chromosomes receptive to additional origins of replication.

Due to the resource constrained feature of sensor nodes, the design of security and efficiency balanced authentication scheme for WSNs becomes a big challenge in IoT applications.

This paper presented the method Locality constrained feature representation for the disguised face recognition based on a small training set (LOFESS), which contains only one or two images per subject.

Combined with assumption 2, these changes cause less harm than a similar magnitude of change in more constrained feature.

At work is a set of enabling and constraining features that determine the recognition and financial rewards women receive for their participation in sports.

In this context, biomechanically constrained acoustic features are increasingly seen as honest indicators of singer quality [11] where constrained acoustic features in songs are likely to honestly reveal genetic diversity, and potentially also the genetic quality of the singer.

But clearly the inquiry is also constrained by features of the universe that are actually observed, and this gives rise, secondly, to questions about the good purposes that are being served by these features (for example, the motions of the heavenly bodies, the psychophysical constitutions of human beings, etc)., and how the features in question accomplish those purposes.

Consequently, potential mates and rivals may use variation in the performance of constrained acoustic features to assess male quality [2].

We linked these two lines of research by evaluating if constrained acoustic features reveal male genetic diversity during aggressive interactions in ocellated antbirds (Phaenostictus mcleannani).