Sentence examples for extensive categorization from inspiring English sources
The first paper, by A. K. Jain et al., presents an extensive categorization of the various vulnerabilities of a biometric system, and discusses countermeasures that have been proposed to address these vulnerabilities.
This article reviews recent advances in solution-based MOx dielectric materials, with a specific focus on the extensive categorization of their structures/compositions and on advanced approaches for realizing ultimate material properties and next-generation device platforms.
piRNAQuest provides an extensive categorization of human, mouse and rat piRNAs obtained on analysing experiments reported till date in NCBI [ 27] (GenBank [ 28], GEO [ 29] and SRA [ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra]) as well as supplementary information of the studies.
For example, using an extensive categorization of the biophysical structures of TF DNA-binding domains [ 28, 29], we found that Rap1 and Tec1, having the helix-turn-helix domains, show a preference to bind DNA sequences that are conserved in roll structural property.
Previous work on assigning tasks to robots has proposed extensive categorizations of allocation of tasks with and without constraints.
Any broad categorization is bound to have difficulties.
Extensive functional categorizations offer significant new insights into regulatory circuits that govern Notch-mediated hyperplasia.
T.B. has worked with fingerprint examiners for more than a decade, T.P. has extensive experience with categorization and expertise research, and M.V. has two years of experience working with a variety of fingerprint studies.
Finally, extensive comparison experiments on scene categorization, object classification, action recognition and face recognition clearly verify the classification performance of the proposed algorithm.
One result of such scholarly research is the realization that the theory and practice of sacred kingship in a history extending over thousands of years—has undergone immense changes and, thus, because of these widespread and extensive differences, all generalizations and categorizations are difficult to maintain.
While we developed our female-specific items from an extensive literature outlining the unique sexual categorization of women, we did not directly compare the endorsement of the items among women to similar items among men.
