Sentence examples for correctly preserved from inspiring English sources
NPR measures to what extent these similarities in original space are correctly preserved in multiple low dimensional spaces.
The discussion aimed to detect if the original meaning had been correctly preserved in the translation, and if any unclear or ambiguous wording could generate misinterpretations.
They are usually drawn on the Lambert conformal projection, which correctly preserves angles between different locations on the surface of the Earth.
The microclimate monitoring put in evidence that the temperature and relative humidity values are not always suitable to correctly preserve the artefact.
In particular, we propose a formulation of the pressure and liquid continuity equations, that was shown to correctly preserve mass when computing the vapor fraction with DQMOM.
But, in our opinion the study of this kind of artefact could be important to know the traditions of a people; moreover the investigation on the original materials and the execution techniques, together with the monitoring of the microclimate, can supply information to correctly preserve the artefact.
There were panels on everything from stage management, to women playwrights, being 'out' on Brodway, marketing a show correctly, preserving theatre on film, and so many others.
This correctly preserves all variation between samples, yet allows metabolites of widely different raw peak areas to be compared directly on a similar graphical scale.
The major limitation of this study was the difficulty of correctly preserving samples in the hot and humid environment of Angola.
We can see that the proposed results showed high sensitivities but low precisions on both data sets, which means our method can correctly preserve most true significant SNPs, but with a large amount of false positive reports.
D-TDIBC simulations of inviscid planar acoustic-wave propagating in truncated ducts demonstrate that the time delay is correctly reproduced, preserving wave amplitude and phase.
