Sentence examples for features derive from from inspiring English sources

This viewpoint reflects the fact that young stands often lack many of the structural features that define late-successional habitat, and that these features derive from complex stand dynamics that are difficult to mimic with forest management.

These features derive from increased cytokine production by malignant T cells, and can even cause the hyper-inflammatory signs of hemophagocytic syndrome.

Structure-derived features refer to a set of features derived from the PDB coordinates of the positive and negative datasets.

"This one's Doric; that one's Corinthian," she said, pointing to the architraves, metopes, triglyphs and other features derived from the parts of Greek temples.

The artist did it with evident relish, and soon introduced features derived from antiquity into his compositions, like the fountain.

They were determined by common features derived from the general character of a period and in turn helped to define the period's culture.

The black bottom exhibited a number of features derived from the aesthetics of African dance, most notably syncopated rhythms, bent knees, crouched torsos, and hip and pelvic movements.

Their approach relies on features derived from the tweet contents.

They are simply those features derived from the mind, of which the idea is a mode.

Many systems combine local features derived from a segmented image with global features of the frame.

Thus, each Group contains 20 features derived from the 20 columns of PSSMs.