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Originally, there were facial features represented in red on both the sun and moon.

To date, only a handful of biometric modalities such as iris [14] and palm print [15] have their features represented in the binary form upon an initial feature-extraction process.

Flow features represented in the model include an impermeable arc-shaped barrier wall and multiple wells; distant boundary conditions are not included explicitly, but their effects on the local flow field are modelled by specifying a uniform flow at infinity and a constant areal recharge within a local domain.

Figure 2 summarizes the essential features represented in our analytical description.

Features represented in the most predictive model combine two RDF descriptors and a WHIM descriptor whereas the unselected features model contains a GSFRAG, a GETAWAY descriptor and a 2D-autocorrelation descriptor.

Using only gene features represented in the published dataset platforms, the previously characterized OCT4/SOX2/NANOG signature by Boyer et al. [11] was analyzed alone using human gene expression data from the studies by Bhattacharjee et al and Bild et al [12], [13].

As a result there is a danger that in using a diagram to reason about an arbitrary instance of class \(K\), we will unwittingly rely on a feature represented in the diagram that is not common to all instances of the class \(K\).

On the final day, the artworks of the various age-groups were exposed during the school recreation break and a game with the entire groups was played: on turn, the children called the color of a feature represented in one of the paintings after which the others had to recognize in which painting.

Throughout the fingerprinting process the information, which bonds a fingerprint feature represents in a certain compound, is stored.

Despite partly overlapping temporal and spatial representations, we found a gradient with spatial features represented more in dorsal and temporal features more in ventral aspects of the lateral premotor cortex similar to studies involving spatial and temporal production (Bengtsson et al., 2004) and prediction (Schubotz and von Cramon, 2001).

A less radical alternative to the eliminativist position, termed the subsymbolic hypothesis, was proposed by Smolensky (1988), to the effect that mental processing cannot be fully and accurately described in terms of symbol manipulation, requiring instead a description at the level of subsymbolic features, where these features are represented in a distributed way in the network.