Sentence examples for extended pattern from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present new techniques that, on the one hand, improve the current space/time tradeoffs for retrieving pattern occurrences in CSAs, and on the other, efficiently support extended pattern locating functionalities, such as retrieving occurrences in text order or limiting the occurrences to within a text window.

The real rhythm of Miami Beach is not swing, salsa or hip-hop but an extended pattern of boom-bust-boom.

A process that could produce such an extended pattern of newly created ionization and resultant waves is a multi-step one; ionization near the planets, acceleration of ions by the solar wind electric field, reneutralization of ions allowing them to travel across field lines, and a second ionization far from the planet producing the waves.

The regimen of OC use by patients continuing an extended pattern was 12 ± 12 (mean ± SD) weeks of active pills (median of 9 weeks and range to 104 weeks) with pill-free interval of 6 ± 2 days (median of 5 days and range of 0-7 days).

The effects of an extended pattern of sleep deprivation and recovery followed by more sleep deprivation are not yet known.

This is presumably because the over-represented "core" of the motif increases the likelihood of an extended pattern (that includes the core) also appearing to be over-represented: this may be just chance, or may reflect additional genuine but weaker sequence features around the motif.

LSTM neural networks has been proven to efficiently learn many difficult tasks involving recognition of temporally extended patterns in noisy input sequences and extraction of information conveyed by the temporal distance between events.

The linear stability analysis of localised states in the interface dynamics is used to understand how spatially extended patterns may develop in the absence and presence of boundary conditions.

Related techniques for extending pattern detection and re-use in the MSA to the subtree level have already been proposed (Izquierdo-Carrasco et al., 2011; Stamatakis et al., 2002; Sumner and Charleston, 2010).

For instance, Ellis (2007b) shows three primary categories of conjecturing activities enacted by learners: relating similar situations or objects, searching for relationships, procedures, patterns, or solutions, and extending patterns or relationships into more general structures.

On the other hand, the pattern growth approach [ 13] extends patterns from a single pattern directly, instead of joining two smaller subgraphs.