Sentence examples for data encode from inspiring English sources
This investigation shows that the real and imaginary components of the ECT data encode information about the sacking sequence allowing the distinction between composites with different stacking structures.
Both models are based on Bayesian Networks because of their ability to combine domain knowledge with data, encode dependencies among variables, and their ability to learn causal relationships.
Fault-tolerant design measures, noise reduction measures of signal processing, fault-tolerant methods about data encode and decode, package identification (ID) field fault-tolerant methods, and cyclic redundancy checks fault-tolerant methods are discussed.
Judging by the computer memory it takes to store the data, ENCODE certainly delivered quantitatively.
We measure the impact of extrinsic information on candidate gene-sized regions using the HapMap data ENCODE regions by simulating association studies with unequal priors at the polymorphisms.
The present report demonstrates the need for well-designed analytical approach based on the sequence information (1000 Genomes) together with other data (ENCODE) to reveal credible causal candidates and narrow the choices for subsequent experimental verification.
It includes a novel reconfigurable NoC design, four data encoding strategies, and an intelligent REasoning And Learning (REAL) framework for encoding strategy selection.
Lupi's postcards are almost forensic: swaths of data encoded in painstakingly hand-drawn devices.
On the internet everything travels in the form of "packets" of data, encoded using internet protocol, or IP.
But the tech genius behind the locative installations is also involved in something weirder: arcane data, encoded into the music on iPods, is being smuggled to Cuba and back through an old man who speaks Russian; and much ingenuity is being spent on trying to track a shipping container, flitting from boat to boat at sea for years, whose contents are unknown.
The research team drew on combined fossil evidence and genetic data encoded in DNA in evaluating the ancestor's standing as an early placental mammal.
