Sentence examples for features deriving from from inspiring English sources
Unlike conventional temperature-responsive hybrid nanogels with the responsive features deriving from the temperature-responsive polymers (e.g. PNIPAMs or non-linear PEGs), we demonstrate that QDs can work cooperatively with the gel networks of PVA, an unconventional responsive polymer, to enable the temperature-induced volume phase transition of the designed Bi2O3@PVA hybrid nanogels.
Infrared imaging is also important for other applications, because of the possible enhancement of features deriving from the different infrared reflectivities of the subject's constituent materials.
Structure-derived features refer to a set of features derived from the PDB coordinates of the positive and negative datasets.
In general, features derived from wearable wrist-worn sensors performed better than features derived from mobile phone or modifiable behaviors.
Many topographic features derive from glacial processes, and some of the most striking scenery stems largely from former volcanism.
Additional, a wide variety of analytical features, derived from the Forte set class, are available as methods of the chord.
The classification approach compares features derived from an autoregressive (AR) model coefficient vector cross-assurance criterion.
"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.
Furthermore, many applications rely on features derived from specific human poses, such as systems based on features derived from the human face which is only visible when a person is facing the detecting camera.
