Sentence examples for conventional templates from inspiring English sources

Bi nanowires were fabricated by the OFF-ON method simply by annealing a Bi film at relevant temperatures without the use of conventional templates, catalysts, or starting materials (Figure 1a).

Although Rally St. Louis does not follow the conventional template for promoting a city, Mr. Perlut and Mr. Cross say they wanted to approach the traditional organizations, rather than pass them by, and ask them to take part.

Nevertheless, the conventional template approach has intrinsic disadvantages.

The conventional template approach is time-consuming, expensive, and complicated in stringent control over a set of experimental variables.

Finally, we apply the conventional template matching algorithm using the template to the gallery image sequences, and then calculate a head-based matching score.

In conventional template methods that use Mahalanobis local distance, a speech frame is represented by a 39-dimensional vector (float), while in the proposed method a frame is labeled by n GMM indices (short integer) and n − 1 weights (float).

So far we have shown that representing the template frames by GMMs and using the local distance measures of LLR or KL significantly improved the accuracy performance over our HMM baselines, and the proposed methods are much more effective than the conventional template matching methods where the template frames use the original speech features.

The authors of this paper identify four main challenges to absolute reductions, including: the resource-intensive conventional template for development, macroeconomic structures and trade policies creating burden-shifting and inequality, a resource-efficiency improvements fallacy, and the dominant consumerist culture and lifestyles.

We studied (1) whether the registration method would be able to identify an allograft that perfectly matches the recipient, (2) whether it would produce a selection of best-matching allografts similar to that obtained with the conventional template method, and (3) whether it permits a more reproducible allograft selection than the template method.

Such alterations in the vicinity of the template channel and active site may facilitate the use of non-conventional templates, including the possible transcription of double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) templates rather than DNA templates.

Many conventional AAO templates were performed using direct current anodization [DCA] at a low temperature (0°C to 10°C) to avoid Joule-heat-dissolution effect at a relatively high room temperature.