Sentence examples for identifiable components from inspiring English sources
The milky fluid contains several identifiable components: bufagin, with effects on the heart similar to those of digitalis; bufotenine, a hallucinogen; and serotonin, a vasoconstrictor.
Recorded ECGs had easily identifiable components relevant to physiological parameters and had a similar frequency spectrum compared to recordings obtained from a commercially available measurement system.
It is non-trivial to obtain network statistics and populate the belief network with the prior probabilities of identifiable components (both hardware and software) and their conditional probabilities of observable symptoms given related faulty components.
But it's one thing to divide up a five piece song with easily identifiable components, it's another to record the sound of a nearly 60 foot high MAN B&W 12S90ME-C Mark 9.2 type diesel engine and ask a machine learning model to chop up its acoustic signature into component parts.
According to the Australian Crime Commission (ACC), motorcycle clubs or "bikie gangs" as they're known locally are "the most identifiable components of Australia's criminal landscape".
Here 'image metadata' is taken to mean identifiable components of biological interest within the images.
I'd never say that's all of creativity, but it's a central, identifiable component".
For the calculation of composition by mass for each sample, the unidentifiable component of the sub-sample was assumed to contain the same proportions of prey as the identifiable component, and the sub-sample was assumed to be representative of the entire sample [3].
This would increase the difficulty to identify components accounting for ocular artefacts of this type, since only blinks are unambiguously identifiable.
Founded in 2000, Pandora employs the Music Genome Project, which breaks songs into nearly four hundred identifiable musical components that can be algorithmically analyzed to help users find songs they will like.
There are at least 600 identifiable aroma components in most wines, many of them not exclusive to it but arising from that greatest of biochemical mysteries, fermentation; which is why you will find, for example, floral, citrus, spice, coffee or chocolate aromas in beer as well as in wine.
