Sentence examples for derived called from inspiring English sources

This article describes in detail the candidate models submitted by DTU Space and the time-dependent parent model from which they were derived, called CHAOS-5.

Based on this observation, a new metric was empirically derived, called proximity relation, which is a function of Fproximity and the lowest distance d ij ̂ estimated (measured) by the unknown node U i to a reference R j or an already localized node.

Nevertheless, one prediction arising from sexual selection models is that a derived call trait should be associated with a preference for the trait by conspecific females.

Here we describe the remaining two species and find that although males produce the derived call pattern, females use the ancestral recognition mechanism in which no pulse pattern is required.

The absence of a preference for the derived call pattern supports the hypothesis that female choice did not drive the evolution of the double pulse pattern in N. retusus and N. maxillosus.

The median number of SNPs and INDELs found (4615,483), again closely match what was found in the genomic derived calls listed in Table  1.

Known as phylogenetic taxonomy, or cladism, this approach infers shared ancestry on the basis of uniquely shared historical (or derived) characteristics, called "synapomorphies".

The fatigue resistance of asphalt mixes can be determined by using a newly derived parameter called Fatigue Index (fi).

Emae inhabitants speak a Polynesian derived language called Fakamae (Capell 1962) although all speak Bislama, the national croele english language.

Therefore, the derived discriminator, called local mean based nearest neighbor discriminant analysis (LM-NNDA), matches the LM-NN classifier optimally in theory.

This derived function, called the water diffusion orientation distribution function (ODF) can be used as a surrogate measure of complex fiber orientations within voxels [19], [22].