Sentence examples for distinct basic from inspiring English sources

The principle of the operation of this QPBDSONN architecture is posed as a cluster of three parallel QBDSONNs after isolation of these three distinct basic color components from the pure noisy color images in the initial phase.

A series of glucose derivatives featuring an α-methoxy group at the anomeric position and different side chains at position 6 bearing distinct basic functionalities has been synthesized, and their PfG6PD and hG6PD inhibitory activities and their toxicity against parasite and mammalian cells have been assessed.

So the axiom should not be made to mean that Aquinas thinks there is a distinct basic inclination towards, or a distinct basic good, of political community, to put alongside the distinct basic good of marriage and family.

Therefore, two distinct basic densities were calculated: (1) basic density of the discs with bark and (2) basic density of the discs without bark.

Let (a_i=sum nolimits _{j}alpha _{ij} a_{ij},, 1le jle t_i,) be the decomposition of (a_i) as a linear combination of distinct basic elements from (B gamma ),, alpha _{ij}ne 0,, a_{ij}in B gamma ).) From Lemma 5 it follows that ({a_{ij},, iin Omega,, 1le jle t_i}) is also a Cauchy set.

There is also a worry which affects other 'use' or 'conceptual role' or 'functional role' theories of meaning that Horwich's account implies the existence of differences in meaning which do not exist; it seems, for example, that two people's use of some term might be explained by distinct basic acceptance regularities without their meaning different things by that term.

Intel said the chip, called Manitoba, would combine on a single piece of silicon three distinct functions: basic computing, communications processing, and memory, which is used to do things like store numbers.

The taste of fat might be joining sweet, salty, bitter, sour and umami as an official sense of the human palate after scientists said they found people have a distinct and basic ability to detect it.

Descartes's metaphysical dualism, which recognized mind and matter as distinct and irreducible basic substances, gave rise to the modern mind-body problem, the challenge of explaining how mental phenomena can causally interact with physical states and events.

Thanks to learning process by the T2NFS, the simulation results show that the SLDO is able to estimate time-varying disturbances precisely as distinct from the basic nonlinear disturbance observer (BNDO) so that the controller based on the SLDO ensures robust control performance for systems with time-varying uncertainties, and maintains nominal performance in the absence of uncertainties.

An important outcome thus is the emergence of a hierarchical category structure made of two distinct levels: a basic layer, responsible for fine discrimination of the environment, and a shared linguistic layer that groups together perceptions to guarantee communicative success.