Sentence examples for distinguishable information from inspiring English sources

Shapes in projected hyperbolic spaces are distorted everywhere except for the origin of the enclosing ball, such that the shape perceptual channel provides much less distinguishable information than in Euclidean space.

Given an RGB image I l, the red channel R l is selected for the epidermis coarse segmentation, since the red channel of the H&E stained skin histopathological image provides good distinguishable information [22].

In all the six cases (normal, CSNB I, CSNB II, typical RP, early onset RP, and late stage RP) the parameters like Hurst exponent, ApEn, HFD, and average recurrence show distinguishable numerical information from the ERG signal.

This effect occurs when remote attestation features make previously indistinguishable software configurations distinguishable; service and information goods providers can then discriminate against disfavored client software.

Thus, in superposition coding, the auxiliary random variable U serves as a cloud center for the information, distinguishable by both receivers.

Simultaneously, our SDE provides a distinguishable SDEVLAD using spatial information.

The cortex represents sensory information in distinguishable fields and therefore the question of the relationship between anatomical structure and sensory function is naturally given.

The same output is seen in the steady state for bitstrings of identical parity, but the distinguishable transients reveal additional information about the Hamming weight.

For Acer and Fagus species, it could be shown that intra-individual ITS variability contained strong taxonomic information: Morphologically distinguishable but closely related taxa ("species" or "subspecies") exhibited identical or highly similar (< 1% sequence divergence) ITS variants in addition to taxon-specific ITS variants not found in the sister taxon [ 9, 11, 23, 24, 30].

The disorders demonstrated statistical independence from each other (discriminant validity of traits), the model fit better when the anxiety syndromes were specified than when no specific syndromes were specified (convergent validity), and the methods of assessment yielded distinguishable, unique types of information about child anxiety (discriminant validity of methods).

Since PP and MM are not distinguishable based on sequence information alone as the reference human genome is not phased, we define the set of all possible allelic configuration as (1) H j ∈ H = { 0̸, P/M, PP/MM, PM, PPP/MMM, PPM/PMM } assuming the maximum copy number for each segment is 3.