For stable and adaptable movement generation, it is required that movement primitives are generalizable in order to be executed in different contexts and for distinct instances of the same task.
The CMap annotation file (cmap_instances_02.txt) indicates the distinct instance ID for each pair of treatment-control samples with experimental conditions (i.e., concentration, cell line, and batch).
Tanks are needed for every instance.
Losses were also invoked for those clades where sequence affinity suggested orthology, but positional identities were distinct, for instance AAT22Lm/AAT35Tc and AAT19Lm/AAT30Tc.
Other criteria were obviously less distinct: for instance, organs refused at least once for 'trauma in donor', 'donor age', or 'resuscitation' were later transplanted in 48%, 32%, and 28% of cases, respectively.
Age-wise distribution of cancer is distinct, for instance, among males, leukemia and lymphomas are high among the young followed by lung, oral, gastric, and lung cancer in middle and advanced age.
His theory turned out to explain the periodic table of elements: Different configurations of electrons give rise to specific elements, making carbon atoms, for instance, distinct from hydrogen atoms.
For instance, a distinct sandy layer was deposited by a tsunami generated during the Krakatau eruption in an embayment next to Java Island (van der Bergh et al., 2003).
For instance, seeing distinct parts of a surface interrupted by an occluder leads to perceptual experience as of a single surface (imagine seeing a dog behind a picket fence).
For instance, 79 distinct RPs are found in humans and of these 79, 78 are also found in yeast.
are, for instance, audibly distinct in different behavioral contexts [ 23- 25].
