Sentence examples for developments of pattern from inspiring English sources

Here, we propose a new approach to model physical phenomena and track their evolution by taking advantage of the recent developments of pattern recognition for nonlinear functional learning.

British mathematician and logician Alan Turing, often called the father of computing, used early computers to implement a model of biological morphogenesis (the development of pattern and form in living organisms) in the early 1950s, shortly before his death.

Such regulatory mechanisms may link N-CAM binding function with other primary cellular processes during the embryonic development of pattern.

The results of the first phase were exploited in the development of pattern language for e-banking UI design.

This paper presents the development of pattern similarity based clustering algorithm and its application in solar radiation estimation.

This combined data in a single file complicates the harvesting process and development of pattern recognition techniques for selectively excluding the non-atomic co-ordinate information from the pool of large collection of textual data presented as supporting material.

Finally, we discuss the major challenges for a technical solution: case record comprehensiveness, organization of information on similarity principles, development of pattern recognition and solving ethical issues.

This 4 1 ratio is further demonstrated in the development of pattern recognition (Gunderson and Sackett 1984) and the acquisition of object concept permanence (Williams 1979).

Seventy ANCA-positive samples (20 antimyeloperoxidase ANCA, 50 ANCAproteinand3 ANCA) and 100 controls from healthy individuals analyzed on ethN and formalin-fixed neutrophils (formN) by IIF were used as a 'training set' for the development of pattern recognition algorithms.

Doctors' diagnostic accuracy has been found to be strongly positively associated with experience and this is thought to be linked to the development of pattern recognition as a doctor gains clinical experience [ 17- 19].

Diverse color patterns of butterfly wings are excellent two-dimensional systems to investigate development and evolution of pattern formation [ 1].