Sentence examples for generalized category from inspiring English sources

The chapter includes convolution, correlation, window functions, and a generalized category of norms, Lp-norm, which is used for scaling of data as well as for noise and error estimation.

However, there is no evidence on the effectiveness of infant vision in segmenting faces in natural images and representing them as a distinct, generalized category, or on the developing neural systems that may achieve this process.

For easy illustration when it comes to describing the system processes and workflows throughout this paper, the term VFDT is used that generalized the category of incremental learning methods.

4) The descriptions reflecting the participants' experiences were generalized into categories [ 47, 48].

While orthopedic specialty hospitals represent the single largest category of specialty hospitals, it is unclear whether they can be generalized to other categories of specialty hospitals [ 30].

Each of the more than 1,500 potentially active volcanoes or volcanic areas around the world has a distinct form, though most can be generalized into nine categories.

To deter herbivores, plants have evolved a broad range of defense mechanisms that can be generalized into two categories: pre-formed constitutive defenses and inducible defenses [1].

Viral-mediated inhibition of IFNs can be generalized into three categories, including disruption of IFN induction, disruption of IFN-inducible signaling and disruption of IFN-mediated effector functions.

Third, in another novel approach (Part IV B), we traced the temporal propagation of the dioxin-induced transcriptional signal through 5 days post-dioxin exposure via a network analysis where network nodes were generalized to Gene Ontology categories rather than genes.

The false negatives could be generalized into two categories: 1) misspellings of pneumonia on the death certificated (n = 8) and 2) appropriate pneumonia or influenza ICD-10 code was coded but the death literals did not mention an appropriate scanned phrase (n = 12).

The procedure used here generalizes this single category BPPS sampler into a multiple category (mc BPPS sampler by introducing the notion of a hyperpartition, which consists of an N × M table of symbols and which is best understood by converting a phylogenetic tree into the corresponding hyperpartition, as is illustrated in Figure 1C.