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Akakın & Sankur[16, 27], 2007 Templates based on 50% of block DCT features (block size 0.4×IOD) scan the image and SVM score map is obtained.

There is no consensus, however, about just how functionalist theories should treat these "narrow" representational features (Block 1986; Loar 1987), and some philosophers have expressed skepticism about whether such features should be construed as representations at all (Fodor 1994; also see entry on Narrow Content).

While there's amazing art to be found on almost every flat surface, the 16th street murals project sponsored by the neighborhood's Alderman features block and blocks of murals by famous and not-so-famous artists.

To investigate the ability of the MSA programs to identify context-specific or locally conserved motifs, we typified each individual block in the reference alignments using a number of different features: block length, sequence similarity in the block, the frequency with which the block is observed in thealignment, and the percentage of the block found in a natively disordered region.

Clay endows B horizons with an array of diverse structural features (blocks, columns, and prisms) formed from small clay particles that can be linked together in various configurations as the horizon evolves.

Facebook is waging total war on Snapchat, cloning its features, blocking its user growth and jockeying for its vertical video ad dollars.

It features blocked openings with multiple arches, double round arches, Corinthian pilasters, and organic corner detailing.

By calculating the conservation features block-wise, the classifier will learn to treat the conservation (or lack of it) from different species differently.

To do this, for the texture features, blocks that have at least one black pixel are discarded.

The subsystem feature block is affected by using smartphones as an interface between the driver, the server, and the measuring node.

Two replicates of each feature block are employed to control for the reproducibility of the measurement.