Sentence examples for discriminated boundary from inspiring English sources

With the discriminated boundary, morphological operations viz.

Figure 6 Scatter plot of the genuine and imposter classes along with the discriminating boundary for (a) UBIRIS database, (b) CASIA Version1 database.

Specifically, C-terminal heterozygous truncating mutations associate with a much more severe presentation of DCM than do N-terminal truncating mutations, with an apparent discriminating boundary between exons 115 and 116.

GPC can also provide a spatial map showing the most discriminating regions (i.e., the relative importance of each brain voxel for the discrimination boundary).

In fact, comparatively to the gradient information, the polarity information accurately discriminates the boundaries of the salient objects.

The district was redrawn after the Supreme Court ruled that previous boundaries discriminated against Latino voters.

A dozen voters sued last year, arguing that the boundaries discriminated against Democrats by diluting their voting power.

In particular, the concepts of 'constraint by constant concentration', 'constraint by Butler Volmer behaviour' and 'constraint by hydrogen transfer of absorbed state to adsorbed state' used by Lee and Pyun to discriminate between the boundary conditions at the electrode surface during hydrogen extraction are examined thoroughly in these comments.

The discrimination data show that participants discriminated better between a pair of facial stimuli that crossed a category boundary than between those within a category boundary.

Infants could not discriminate between cross-boundary facial expressions in the happy sad continuum at any age.

Using these images, several features such as the natural fractures, bed boundaries, and faults can be discriminated.