Sentence examples for extracted by combining from inspiring English sources
The geologic and soil condition factors are extracted by combining 3-D geographic information systems and a mining visualization system with geologic interpretation and fewer boreholes.
Connected components of an image can be extracted by combining dilation and the mathematical intersection operation.
Then, the Doppler estimates are extracted by combining the data of multiple pulses and using the initial estimated angles.
d max represents the maximum residual resource depletion rate which is extracted by combining the existing research literature with the investigation into the current oil production situation.
In the following, we describe in detail how saliency maps for specific image structures, namely corners and junctions can be extracted by combining activities from different model cells pools.
General users can read the curated results that are extracted by combining the annotations of distinct curators.
In SPSS module for text analysis, the emerging categories were extracted by combined methods: 1) a semantic network approach based on Wordnet; and 2) "term inclusion" that creates "categories using lexical series algorithms" (Chicago, IL: SPSS Inc, 2005).
The relative abundance of each surfactin group within the complex surfactin lipopeptides in the ST34 extract obtained from the glycerol-MSM and NA cultures was inferred from the M r extracted chromatograms by combining the peak areas of each surfactin group eluting between 10 and 13 min.
The scalar power spectrum density transmissibility (PSDT), which relates only two responses, was proposed to extract modal parameters by combining different PSDTs with different transferring outputs.
In the marine environment, seabirds are important high-order predators, with an annual consumption that matches the biomass extracted by all human fisheries combined [1].
Moreover, since modules are extracted from the data by combining (parts of) gene sets, these may link additional genes to known pathways, which are relevant to disease progression in breast cancer.
