Sentence examples for continuity of features from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that undecimated, shift-invariant decompositions, and specifically "a' trous" wavelets, where sub-band and original image pixels correspond to the same locations, produce fewer artifacts and better preserve the linear continuity of features that do not have a horizontal or vertical orientation [96] and hence are better suited for image fusion.

Graphics hacks included the new intro screen and images imported from the English EarthBound, so as to preserve continuity of features.

As pointed out by Knight & Landweber (2000), there are three pathways to a protein-based genetic code from the RNA world that preserves continuity of features of the genetic code: the RNAs that bind directly could have played the roles of tRNAs, mRNAs, or aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases.

Therefore, the program embedded feature and continuity feature of the intrinsic frequency can provide the advantage to calculate more accurate instantaneous power while maintain the dynamic stability of the original SOGI method.

CI = 95%% confidence interval for odds ratio (OR) ANX anxiety symptoms, ADHD attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder symptoms *  p < 0.05 **  p < 0.01 *** p < 0.001 The results of this prospective longitudinal study support that there is modest continuity in features of anxiety and ADHD from the age of 18 months to 3½ years, both when these symptoms occurred alone and together at age 3½ years.

In addition to this, Google is also bringing a number of continuity features to Chrome OS.

We investigated continuity in features of anxiety and ADHD from 18 months to 3½ years of age through logistic regression analyses.

Scale and continuity of production are essential features of any manufacturing process for therapeutic biologicals, and the methods described here are scaled to manufacture in a large-scale (15 000 L) production bioreactor.

Personal responsibility and continuity of care are important features of quality care, and one of the challenges of implementing outreach is that it may encourage the attitude that someone else is responsible for the patient, and thus disem-power and de-skill ward staff [ 85].

"But," she says, "all that being said, outdoor is still the barest of media: no editorial continuity, no features, no continuing theme.

The duration of a patient-provider relationship and a provider's medical knowledge of a patient are influential features of continuity of care.