Sentence examples similar to described by context from inspiring English sources

Styles are described by context-free hyperedge graph grammars.

For example, "at least medium", "greater than low", "lower than high", and "between low and very high" hesitant linguistic expressions are described by context-free grammar, (G_H).

RNA structures are conveniently described by context-free grammars (Durbin et al., 1999), where the parses of an RNA sequence s indicate all its possible foldings F s).

That law states that the "word 'parent,' when not otherwise described by the context, means a natural parent or parent by previous adoption".

We show how a sequence of duplicate operations that generates a string can be described by a context-free grammar (CFG).

The process of generating a string y by repeatedly copying substings of a source string x and pasting them into an initially empty target string is naturally described by a context-free grammar (CFG).

Each such context delivers a partial model of the phenomenon based on the associated experimental condition described by the measurement context.

Internalized S. aureus appeared to solicit protective functions but in a different context than that requiring preservation of the cellular machinery integrity as described by Voyish in the context of resistance to neutrophil phagocytosis [ 43].

Evidently, the uncertainty principle is inherent in quantum mechanical context described by canonical variables.

At the same time each technology is placed within a broader and more abstract context, described by functional verbs.

The term "en bloc" duplication is used here in the context described by Abi-Rached et al. [ 17].