Sentence examples for features to develop from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we have used higher order spectra (HOS) coupled with texture based features to develop an efficient TSR model.
Wood is one of the natural materials that inspired mankind very early to imitate some of its features to develop new "intelligent" artificial materials.
Yin's team will harness all of these features to develop a method that is able to fingerprint single proteins in cells, complementing next-generation DNA and RNA sequencing to provide a more complete picture of cell identities and functions.
Yin's team will harness the sum of these features to develop a method that is able to fingerprint single proteins in cells, complementing next-generation DNA and RNA sequencing to provide a more complete picture of cells' identities and functions.
More complex cadasters include buildings and terrain features to develop more accurate dispersion maps of airborne toxins and biological agents.
In their recent study, Pistolesi et al. (2011 2) cross-checked historical accounts with the physical evidence of deposit features to develop a timeline of recent eruptions, asserting that there is strong evidence of eruptions in 1534, 1742, 1744, 1766, 1768, 1803, 1853, 1877, and 1880.
Vertical shear sharply declined, allowing the convection to become more symmetrical and for an eye feature to develop.
We have harnessed this feature to develop novel techniques that enable ordinary LED light bulbs to wirelessly transmit data at speeds many times faster than WiFi routers.
Given that previous studies had revealed conservation of the dif sequence, we used this feature to develop an approach for characterizing dif homologs in phylogenetically related species.
We took advantage of this feature to develop amphiphilic compounds able to build a network of salt bridges with these basic residues, in close proximity to the membrane region where such molecules accumulate upon membrane protein extraction.
Banding features began to develop, and outflow was well-defined.
