Sentence examples for features constrained from inspiring English sources

Endomondo has also done an admirable job of keeping these features constrained in a simple, bright interface, with big, thumb-friendly buttons that an athlete can hit with a quick glance.

Each combination of features contains e features constrained by e domains respectively (e.g., SNP markers).

These features constrain the validity of surgical randomized trials in comparison to drug trials.

Reduced levels of gene flow may result from natural selection acting on long-distance dispersers (Nosil et al. 2005), oceanographic features constraining larval dispersal (Cowen et al. 2006), the existence of cryptic hybrid or tension zones (e.g. Bierne et al. 2011) as well as from behavioural mechanisms (e.g. natal homing) at different life stages (Jones et al. 1999; Svedäng et al. 2007).

An additional question is to what extent a demand for variation acts as a central force for the organization of genomes and vice versa, i.e., whether structural genomic features constrain variation [ 15- 17].

A GV enhancement method called CGMM was also proposed, [8], in the framework of the classical GMM-based conversion, where the GV of the converted features is constrained to match the GV of the features related to the target speaker.

The CNN deep feature is constrained by the handcrafted features through backpropagation to form a more discriminative feature fusion deep neural network.

For feature models, constrained affine transformations coupled with an accurate particle level set updating scheme are utilized to preserve feature characteristics, where the design velocity approximates continuous shape variation via a least squares fitting.

After a very long day, we finally have this feature well constrained.

The model was calibrated to the experimental results using a published particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm [ 26] combined with a novel feature-based constrained optimization.

The high patient-to-patient variability in primary epithelial cell growth is a feature that constrained the quantitative assessment of primary cell growth effects; for example, LPAR3 did not show a statistically significant growth difference.