Sentence examples for defined ground from inspiring English sources

But terms have to be defined, ground has to be laid out.

The algorithms are tested on real images with manually defined ground truth.

The resulting mean (±standard deviation) accuracy of modeling was 1.06 ± 0.98 mm in terms of radial Euclidean distance against manually defined ground truth points, with the corresponding success rate of 93% (i.e. 93 out of 100 intervertebral disc spaces were modeled successfully).

Magnetization vs. field data suggests a large number of excited states with similar energies, and a poorly defined ground state.

If the debate is still split, consider reorganizing at a later date and finishing on a more defined ground.

We defined ground truth to be the realized abundance values obtained for the simulated RNA-seq reads.

But it has to be struck so rarely against openness and in favour of national security, and only on such narrowly defined grounds, that it does not jeopardise public confidence.

Typical radiographic manifestations on CT are bilateral, perihilar reticular and poorly defined ground-glass opacities with superimposition of lines, which can be associated with interlobular septal thickening [14].

Ground-truth communities of large networks were not available to researchers until Yang and Leskovec [1] defined ground-truth communities (as found in SNAP1) for several real-world large networks, including several social networks, paper coauthorship networks, and product copurchase networks.

Suppose we call physicalism so defined grounding physicalism; what is the relation between it and supervenience physicalism?

Density measurements in areas with non-homogeneous, partially compacted and poorly defined ground-glass opacities cannot be performed [ 37].