Sentence examples for function identification from inspiring English sources

Within the application literature, neuro-fuzzy systems can be found as methods for function identification.

The prediction of the cellular localization of a protein is thus related to its function identification.

In [8], the authors designed and compared two different kinds of equalization techniques: a Volterra equalizer implementing the channel inverse function and an interference canceler based on the channel function identification.

A signature is a 3-tuple g = 〈n, d, u〉, where n is the function identification name, d is the set of function parameters and u is the function address, the physical address on a network that can be used to call a function.

Later, more comprehensive histological surveys of plate microstructure attributed the vascularization to the need to transport nutrients for rapid plate growth, asserting the plates' physiology, if beneficial, was a side-benefit secondary to their primary function, identification and display.

These genes may be candidates for further function identification.

Therefore, in vivo RNAi HTS assays as described in mice (Beronja et al., 2013; Fellmann and Lowe, 2014) are likely to become an essential technology advance that facilitates gene function identifications in physiological context.

The first steps show how to analyze the system (study of macro operability functions, identification of subsystems, etc).

The FOS iterative process for orthogonal functions identification is stopped when the error of the model is less than an acceptable value.

Specifically, the proposed approach is composed of four steps: data collection and transformation, definition of target functions, identification of critical product features, and specification of design details.

Then, a novel damage detection approach that integrates the NARMAX model and the rectangular pulse is proposed for nonlinear output frequency response functions identification and cumulative fatigue damage detection of used parts.