Sentence examples for exemplars of an from inspiring English sources

The importance of canonic works is not that they are peerless exemplars of an idiom or style but rather that they raise issues and difficulties in an exemplary way.

We have introduced the Semantic Web concepts, technologies, and methodologies that can be used to support chemistry research, and have demonstrated the application of those techniques in three areas very relevant to modern chemistry research, generating three new datasets that we offer as exemplars of an extensible portfolio of advanced data integration facilities.

The groups of polypeptides examined in this study, are derived from a common ancestral gene, are the present day exemplars of an evolutionary history spanning billions of years, and come from organisms with a range different histories of exposure to distinctive selective pressures of all kinds.

Although it is in principle possible to train a classifier to distinguish between individual exemplars of an Si category, this did not reach a sufficiently high level of performance in our hands, perhaps limited by the relatively small number of training samples per unique stimulus.

The relatively poor performance of VisNet (which produces a biologically plausible output), and of HMAX when its performance is measured in a biologically plausible way, raises the point that training with a diverse sets of exemplars of an object class as in the Caltech dataset is not a very useful way to test object recognition networks of the type found in the brain.

Lily and Richard were the exemplars of a kind of craft.

This ought to be a celebration of De Beauvoir and her coterie as radical exemplars of a thinking society.

They are both able men and erstwhile allies who were once embraced by Washington as exemplars of a new generation of promising African leaders.

The objective of hybrid image summarization is selecting a few visual exemplars and semantic exemplars of a large-scale image collection and organizing them to represent the collection.

But in natural scenes, two exemplars of a given category are seldom identical.

Each contrast was computed across all exemplars of a specific CV.