Sentence examples for identifying and separating from inspiring English sources
This study reformulates the design of c-means clustering based INU compensation techniques by identifying and separating those globally working computationally costly operations that can be applied to gray intensity levels instead of individual pixels.
"He recognized the importance of identifying and separating the 'irreconcilables' — hard-core Al Qaeda in Iraq — from the 'reconcilable,' " General Petraeus said, referring to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a homegrown Sunni Arab extremist group that American intelligence agencies say is led by foreigners.
The strength variability of an Al2% Cu alloy matrix reinforced with 65 vol.% Nextel -610 Al2O3 fibers has been investigated, with the aim of identifying and separating the contributions associated with the variabilities in both the fiber bundle strength and the fiber volume fraction.
The classification of sentiments in a review document is performed through identifying and separating all the positive and negative opinion words.
Commenting on the investment, Ahvenniemi talks up BehavioSec's "technical lead in identifying and separating valid users from fraudsters" and the opportunity that exists to bring the technology to international markets.
Other caveats to be considered when interpreting the results from this study include the difficulty in truly identifying and separating the different types of eye movement, especially delineating saccades from smooth pursuits when the participant observes a moving image.
24 soil series and 66 land units were identified and separated in study area.
All understory woody species were counted, identified, and separated by height class.
Using the proposed criterion, the non-coherent generators can be identified and separated from the corresponding group.
This is achieved using a variant of Random Sampling Consensus (RANSAC), which identifies and separates the modes.
Using the 26 SSRs above, all cultivars can be unambiguously identified and separated into two distinct groups.
