Sentence examples for defining ground from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the performance of different algorithms we used, as a "benchmark," the test to automatically distinguish between pyramidal cells and interneurons, defining "ground truth" by the presence or absence of an apical dendrite.

It was the same swing that he would carry to the tennis court to unleash his flawless one-handed backhand, the most defining ground stroke ever hit by any tennis player.

Moreover, two empirical ground classifications have been suggested, based on many case histories, for separately defining ground condition in soft rocks and hard rocks.

That much is the common and more or less defining ground of moral realism (although some accounts of moral realism see it as involving additional commitments, say to the independence of the moral facts from human thought and practice, or to those facts being objective in some specified way).

Pathway-defining ground stations for aircraft were developed during the 1920s and '30s.

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

Not only will these new buildings satisfy demand for commercial space; they will also help define ground zero as a sublime void.

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

This paper presents how these technologies could be used to monitor and define ground displacement models through an appropriate 2D and 3D optimization and signal analysis of information derived from a horizontally laid fiber above the tunnel.

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.