Sentence examples for generally retrieved from inspiring English sources

Typically, sensing units will provide scalar or multimedia data: scalar information represents all data that may be presented in a scale, such as temperature and humidity, while multimedia data is generally retrieved in the form of video streams, still images, or audio.

These nodes were selected because they are not affected by systematic conflict (and they are generally retrieved in the phylogenies of each gene investigated), they are old enough to avoid time dependence effects [ 47] and not so deep as to be excessively affected by saturation of molecular change.

In turn, for the TMRCA of Carabus no general trend could be identified (Wilcoxon signed rank test, P = 0.1143), despite it was generally retrieved as older for most treatments when including outgroups, for instance with individual mitochondrial genes (Wilcoxon signed rank test, P < 0.01), a fact associated to most individual gene fragments failing to recover the monophyly of Carabus.

The overlap plots show that there is a distinct lack of consistency, i.e., that the different search methods generally retrieve very different sets of molecules.

The tradeoff however is speed; because they do not need to perform reasoning, triple stores can generally retrieve results much more quickly.

It is worth mentioning that, while its overall FDR performance is similar to that of MACS, MeDiChISeq generally retrieves more true binding sites.

The 2nd transitions were generally better retrieved than the 1st transitions of the word-triplets, both in forward and in backward retrieval which replicates previous studies [35].

The five other groups retrieved generally represented <10% of the total OTUs, comprising Cryptomonads, Chlorophyceae, Cercozoa, Telonemia, and Choanozoa.

They generally may be retrieved with documented clinico-pathological histories.

Case reuse is important for case-based reasoning (CBR) because without it, a CBR system degrades to a case retrieval system, and a retrieved case generally cannot solve a problem directly.

Archaeologists generally recover plant materials by placing sediments from pits and hearths in water; the plant remains float to the surface, where they may be retrieved.