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Coarse-to-Fine Retrieval.

Recently, Wei et al. proposed an architecture termed 'Selective Convolutional Descriptor Aggregation (SCDA)' [13] to select useful convolutional descriptor by feature maps from multiple layers in a CNN, which achieved good performance in both fine-grained retrieval and fine-grained recognition.

Fine, fine.

These studies thus pinpoint dynamin 1 as a critical substrate in activity-dependent modulation of synaptic vesicle endocytosis and that it forms a basis for fine-tuning the retrieval process.

All this information is stored in a MySQL database environment, allowing linking of all the information at all possible levels to enable the efficient querying of the database for fine-grained data retrieval.

He tells me that they are on their way and that the retrieval went fine.

The Pitmen Painters, based on William Feaver's book, is a terrific piece of historical retrieval, a fine piece of art criticism and a stirring political rebuke.

It also has distinctive phytoliths (e.g. bulliforms) and is large enough to be found with the naked eye, whereas the retrieval of finer fraction (e.g. millets) requires the use of flotation.

The critical requirement of prefrontal neurons in these circumstances is that they represent information narrowly enough to perform fine-grained conceptual selection, retrieval, or categorization, and our results show that this information is indeed represented in prefrontal cortex.

The upper 5 cm was filled with fine sand to facilitate the retrieval of the root fly larvae.

It corresponds to an advanced search with multiple parameters and permits retrieval of very fine subsets of data (example of search: "LEAP of the PF00257 family from Arabidopsis thaliana, containing the motif S{5}, associated to the key word dehydration and found in leaf, published by someone called "Carpenter" in 2003, with a length comprised between 150 and 200 amino acids").