Sentence examples for difficult patterns from inspiring English sources

Some of the patterns use a 2 × 2 arrangement and other, more difficult patterns use a 3 × 3 arrangement of the blocks.

There are several studies regarding the method of reduction used (Table 1), being important to bear in mind their heterogeneity because doing so, a comparison directly with a primary open reduction could show us a better view of its real effect on outcome and complications due to the avoidance of potential fractures with more difficult patterns [1, 9].

A good astrologer will offer information, time periods that are positive or negative for what a client is seeking, and ways to handle difficult patterns.

Multisensor data fusion is a powerful solution for solving difficult pattern recognition problems such as the classification of bioelectrical signals.

These mice learned a brightness discrimination task well but were impaired in a more difficult pattern discrimination task.

An ensemble of classifiers has been proved to be an effective way to improve classification accuracy in difficult pattern recognition environments.

However, in the majority of studies, the patients in the open reduction groups had severely displaced fractures [21, 24], thus showing a more difficult pattern [1], which could explain the poorer results [14].

We will show experimentally that explicit state duration modeling in the HMM framework can significantly improve the discriminating capacity of the HMMs to deal with very difficult pattern recognition tasks such as unconstrained Arabic handwriting recognition.

We have to take into account that these worse results are because open reduction in those studies was performed after a closed reduction attempt, meaning that the open reduction group was made up of patients with a more difficult pattern of fractures.

As a nanny, I've noticed a distinct increase in the sense of entitlement among young children, and that's a difficult pattern to break.

It's a difficult pattern to break, as the ego boost offered by a manic uptick is often the sole release from the dissolving acid bath of depressive self loathing.