Sentence examples for generalized features from inspiring English sources

"Yes, I suppose he must be finding a way of re-creating the delays in the appearance of the signal to the ear," he said, "though I suppose he'd have to base it on generalized features of human heads?

From the Middle Kingdom (1938 1630 bce) to the 1st century ce, the ancient Egyptians placed stylized masks with generalized features on the faces of their dead.

It's an intended subject fortuitously anticipating that of the show, one to be considered along with the subtly generalized features of her face and body — machined from a solid block of metal, in a process that took Ray years to complete.

Highly correlated NV inputs seemed to yield more error than their generalized features.

In this test, simulation results suggest that generalized features might be more effective in bias control.

We propose a novel dual many-to-one encoder architecture to extract generalized features by mapping raw features from source and target datasets to the same feature space.

The generalized feature illustrates the hidden features of an individual's writing style.

Particularly, generalized feature and agent of preliminary geometry are put to use to achieve synchronous and automatic change propagation from preliminary geometry to detailed model and FEM application.

These results agree well with the results of studies having employed this methodology in other regions, suggesting that this is a generalized feature of the transition across Eurasia.

Despite lots of effort being exerted in designing feature descriptors, it is still challenging to find generalized feature descriptors, with acceptable discrimination ability, which are able to capture prominent features in various image processing applications.

Therefore, additional studies will be necessary to confirm that the developmental DNA methylation changes as observed in this study are a generalized feature operating throughout all areas of the human cerebral cortex.