Sentence examples for features that correspond from inspiring English sources

In a case study using a SPOT5 satellite image of central Stockholm, the window-independent context segmentation method extracts urban features that correspond to the strategic scale of urban-planning and management and that differ in function and underlying planning theory and practice.

At Level 2 (Figure 7B), a further decomposition of the largest cluster at Level 1 also indicates the presence of additional sub-states with a large sub-state corresponding to the enzyme conformations with features that correspond to the transition state.

Antibody repertoires comprise a set of antibodies with specific genetic or molecular features that correspond to their functions.

This approach aligns waves based on features that correspond to the same underlying physiological activity, allowing an automated and accurate comparison.

Therefore, in addition to improved estimates of the feature locations, we can identify visual features that correspond to foreign structure on the ship hull.

In these sensors, the existence of surface plasmons is inferred indirectly from absorption features that correspond to the coupling of light into a thin metallic film.

We then empirically evaluated the validity of the structure obtained, by investigating the acoustic features that corresponded to the semantic categories that had emerged.

For example Ramsey et al. (1991) have argued that certain feed-forward nets show that simple cognitive tasks can be performed without employing features that could correspond to beliefs, desires and plans.

We also inspected intron sequences to look for conserved features that may correspond to functional motifs.

The resulting difference map shows novel density features that must correspond to the locations of most of the non-tubulin accessory proteins.

With respect to phenotypic variation, macroevolution is typically the domain of large differences (whose study in aggregate becomes the study of disparity), of the origin of novelties (features that do not correspond to characters or structures present in an ancestor), or of differences (of whatever magnitude or character) that are associated with taxonomic diversification.