We chose two tasks to assess facial affect recognition as they assess partially distinguishable abilities in keeping with their supposed association with different neurological networks (27).
The gate cards are made of metal, distinguishable from the ability cards due to their heaviness.
Previous works on protein prediction have exhibited the ability of distinguishable domain regions in the classification of proteins [ 19, 20].
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There is no theoretical limit to the amount of magnification possible in an optical system, but practical magnification is limited by the system's resolving power i.e., its ability to form distinguishable images of objects separated by small angular distances.
We predicted pragmatic speech ability to be distinguishable from general psychopathology.
Resolution is defined as an optical system's ability to form distinguishable images of objects separated by small distances, or to recognize fine detail.
Surprisingly, for both HXK1 and SIP18, IAM was 1.2 1.3 bits enough to distinguish ON from OFF without error (the 'no Msn2 input' and the 'brown' distributions are clearly distinguishable; Figure 2A), but with limited ability to distinguish signal intensities.
We achieved similar high performance across agricultural types, including the spectrally indistinct smallholder fields as well as the more easily distinguishable commercial fields, and demonstrated the ability to generalize performance across large geographic areas.
The ability to distinguish different bacterial isolates often has critical implications on practical infection-control management, but different strains of the same bacterial species may not be distinguishable by their phenotypes because they reflect a tiny portion of the microbial genome.
