Sentence examples for distinguishing data from inspiring English sources

Distinguishing data and information flows inside and outside the DNF justifies the technical solution developed.

The idea behind the distance-based features is to extend and take the advantage of the centroid-based classification approach [5], i.e., all the centroids over a given dataset usually have their discrimination capabilities for distinguishing data between different classes.

The STCS patient-case system allows distinguishing data that accrue in relation to the patient from data related to the transplanted organ(s).

Software with names like PacketHound, from Palisade Systems, or Packet Shaper, from Packeteer, enable network administrators to distinguish data that comes from the file-trading services and sequester it from the rest of the Internet traffic.

These requirements distinguish data warehouse projects from operational data stores and are often underestimated.

Then, only KM bits are sufficient to distinguish data rates for all subcarriers.

The absence of category information distinguishes data clustering (unsupervised learning) from classification or discriminant analysis (supervised learning).

MLP is a modification of the standard linear perceptron and can distinguish data that are not linearly separable (Cybenko 1989).

It would be highly interesting to find out if one can distinguish data settings where it really matters to use the true yield model.

For seven watersheds in New York State, USA ranging from 100 km2 to 6415 km2, we distinguish data points in the dQ/dt–Q plot belonging to individual recession events instead of looking at the entire data cloud.

In the model we distinguish data related to vegetation structure type (Additional file 1: Table S7), soil type (Additional file 1: Table S8) and soil-type vegetation structure-type combinations (Additional file 1: Table S9).