Sentence examples for extracted elements from inspiring English sources

Later, they transcribed their subjects' introspections and extracted elements to form characters based on the interviews.

Moreover, extracted elements of the scene can be grouped into higher level ones, such as crossroads, bridges and overpasses, through data fusion at the feature level, because the procedure is characterized by a multi-scale, object-based approach.

This methodology goes from data acquisition with a laser scanner, to the shape extraction of the building and its surroundings from the acquired data through curvature analysis and Region Growing algorithms, to end with the conversion of the extracted elements, which define both the building and the shading elements, to BIM components.

The storage system therefore has to analyse the service descriptions and generate binary search trees based on extracted elements and attributes.

Furthermore the storage subsystem has to be able to store extracted elements and attributes in a way that future extensions of the service description format can be handled.

Each of the extracted elements and its flanking sequence were submitted as a query for a BLAT [ 16] analysis of a related genome (chimpanzee or human) to elucidate complete gene conversion events.

40517_2017_80_MOESM1_ESM.docx Additional file 1. Correlation matrices for the extracted element concentrations.

Launch k threads to pop k minimum elements from k priority queues in parallel; For each thread, expand new nodes for the extracted element; Launch enough threads to perform parallelized computation of heuristic functions, using the procedure described in Section 2.3; and Launch k threads to push all expanded nodes back into k priority queues.

However, there is no method to extract elements of customer context in existing PSS design methodologies.

In his wall reliefs, collectively titled "Raised Eyebrows/Furrowed Foreheads," he extracts elements of facial expressions from anonymous photographs and enlarges them into quasi-abstract, nearly decorative motifs.

In her lab, Belcher explained, it is now possible to do a billion experiments at once, using a beaker full of viruses to extract elements from water and assemble them into batteries or solar cells.