Sentence examples for cut regions from inspiring English sources

Cestode larvae from several species can regenerate themselves from cut regions.

The decision tree showed a modest overall performance but a usable advantage in cut regions having clinical or preventive utility.

For example, one of the most popular approaches to assessing tension is to cut regions (cortices, junctions, and whole cells) with a laser and measure the instantaneous velocity of recoil as an index of the tension that had been present beforehand.

Preliminary empirical work[28] in the Botney Cut region to the south-east of the Silver Pit, indicates that resuspension events in sediments impacted by trawling lead to larger fluxes of phosphate, silicate and nitrogenous species compared with untrawled sediments (Fig. 7).

The red ellipse is a fit to the manually segmented perimeter of the cut region at 50 s.

Theorem 1 Without loss of generality, if the empty hole exists and its curves f(x) and g(x) are continuously differentiable, then the absolute value of its empty area difference is not less than the sum of the area of the two fan-shaped out-cut regions.

DNA staining allowed us to define clear-cut regions for fluorescence measurement at individual cell level with assistance of image analysis software.

In this paper, we present the concept of cut-regions that could heavily improve the performance of metric indexes that were originally designed to employ simple ball-regions.

We show that cut-regions can be fully utilized in the index structure, positively affecting not only query processing but also the index construction.

We show that the shape of cut-regions is far more compact than that of ball-regions, yet preserving simple and concise representation.

We present three re-designed metric indexes originating from the above-mentioned ones but utilizing cut-regions instead of ball-regions.