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In addition, a novel method of presentation, based on the polar coordinate system of the IAS signal, has also been introduced; to improve the discrimination features of the faults compared to the FFT-based approach of the IAS signal.

Therefore, in order to meet the uniqueness criterion, adding discrimination features such as realis, intentional, and temporal to each semantic relation may help to determine the primary relations between CPCs as exemplified below: (8) purpose[+intentional] a. causality[-intentional] vs. purpose[+intentional] a1.

2015 NFL Characters Unite Narrated by Cris Collinsworth, this year's edition of the annual documentary aimed at combating bullying, prejudice and other discrimination features Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs; Darren Sproles, Philadelphia Eagles; Mario Williams, Buffalo Bills and Richard Sherman, Seattle Seahawks.

In our study discrimination features of anti-MUC1 antibodies were investigated for benign lesions in NAF as well, but it had no significant difference between benign breast lesions and healthy women.

2. GPF: using GSEA-enriched pathways as features In the GPF (GSEA Pathway Feature) approach, our discrimination features corresponded to the 40 pathways mentioned above (for each data set) which had the most differential expression in the training data.

Two discrimination features were defined, with limiting frequencies in line with the characteristics of human VF [ 26, 27]: P fib: power proportion around the VF-fibrillation band (2.5 7.5 Hz), P h : power proportion in the high spectral bands (above 12 Hz).

Generally, the procedure of SAR ATR can be divided into four major steps: detection, discrimination, feature extraction, and recognition.

A living being's capacities for sensory discrimination, feature detection, and perceptual categorization are all involved with the repertoires of action that being performs, either innately or through learning.

Chemical functional groups or substructures that have a high association with mutagenicity determined from the literature data are largely absent in the Novartis set taking away a valuable discrimination feature.

The task was identical to experiment I, except the discrimination feature was luminance instead of orientation.

Orientation was chosen as discrimination feature for its relevance for grasping acts, but not pointing acts.