Sentence examples for features of regions from inspiring English sources
A similar mechanism might also occur in mammalian embryos, because the sequence features of regions repaired after CRISPR/Cas9 cleavage resemble those found in zebrafish embryos.
A local descriptor uses the visual features of regions or objects to describe the image, where as the global descriptor uses the visual features of the whole image.
This paper adds a cross-term of the time dummy, treatment dummy, and features of regions (i.e., elderly, smaller working age population, or less population density dummy) in Eq. (1) and estimates the entire sample.
There seem to be two possibilities: (i) they are features of the experiences themselves; (ii) they are features presented in experience or represented in them, i.e., they are features of regions of visual fields, or of sensa, or of material objects.
To further express each generated region as a vectorial representation, we propose a feature representation method that can capture both texture and structure features of regions.
In summary, the genomic features of regions around members of the miR-9 family display characteristics equivalent to those of protein-coding GRB target genes, lending further support to the use of these features for predicting novel miRNA targets of long-range regulation.
So energy is threatening to become a feature of regions that are used to receiving it rather than making it, and that's throwing up some interesting challenges and contradictions.
In contrast, the defining feature of regions associated with performing arts training was that stimulus selectivity was literally "flipped" depending upon an individual's expert domain.
Therefore, an approach is proposed in this paper to extract the machining feature of region containing internal sharp points for the process preparation of electrical discharge machining (EDM).
The DNA regions of interest can also be determined by the unique epigenetic features of the regions.
However, geological features of these regions differ substantially.
