Sentence examples for described automatic from inspiring English sources

Several reports have described automatic clustering and classification of chemical substructures using various types of descriptor and fingerprint analyses to select candidates for scaffold hopping and second-stage screening of pharmaceutical compounds from vast amounts of high-throughput screening (HTS) data [3].

If a protein has many interaction partners with diverse functions or the dataset contains false positive interactions, the described automatic strategies might lead to a diffuse functional profile containing diverging GO annotations for BPs, MFs and CCs.

They extracted factors similar to those drawn previously from childhood self-reported items that assess emotionality and attention and described automatic attention allocation mechanisms linked to negative affectivity, which may have an effect on both the daily experiences of children and their proneness to future negative experiences.

We describe automatic systems and datasets commonly used in sentiment analysis.

In this paper we describe automatic construction of minimal grammar terminalisation sets, giving examples drawn from ANSI-C, Cobol and Pascal; we describe the use of profiling to inform the choice of RI automaton; we investigate the use of RI parsers for scannerless parsing; and we explain some of the phenomena that influence the time/space trade-off for RI parsers.

James Larkin, 51, a jet engineer at Pratt, has been through several boom-and-bust cycles, but describes automatic cuts as "a ticking time bomb" for him.

And when we've gone on the radio or talked with citizen groups, describing automatic voter registration provokes a groan of "Of course, that makes so much sense". We've see it on their faces and in their voices: How is this not a thing already?

In describing automatic word correction research, Kukich enumerated three problem areas: (1) non-word error detection; (2) isolated-word error correction; and (3) context-dependent word correction [ 8].

The latter three dimensions correspond to the duality-of-mind perspective (see Gawronski & Creighton, 2013), describing automatic and deliberative mental processes.

Previous work proposed the concept of "motor resonance" to describe automatic increases in motor excitability during action observation (Fadiga et al. 1995, 2005).

The computational background is described with automatic, real-time future applications in mind.