Sentence examples for image assigned from inspiring English sources

For a training image assigned as one column of, the three factor parameters,, and are identical to the th row of, th row of, and th row of, respectively.

Often viewed as the pale, toothless, mouth-breathing younger cousin of America's major sports, hockey and its fans have struggled mightily to shed the lunkhead image assigned by face-painted "Seinfeld" puckhead David Puddy or Liz Lemon's dimwitted Islanders-loving boyfriend Dennis Duffy on "30 Rock".

The image assigned to group 1 (Fig. 5A) displays an accumulation of dark spots within the cell that, considering the increased lipid related Raman signals, could indicate the presence of intracellular vesicles.

Using MATLAB, we applied the estimated function to the DICOM image, assigned the obtained muscle density to an 8-bit scale, and wrote an 8-bit grey scale TIFF image file (figure 3).

We identify all atoms in the image, assign them to nearest neighbors (six neighbors in this case), and perform clustering analysis on the relative bond lengths of the resultant six-member array set.

b False color luminescence image, with the 800 , 750 and 700 nm spectral band images assigned to the R, G, and B color channels.

Both features are seen in visible to near-infrared color composite images assigned data of the three shortest wavelength bands (blue, green, and red; inset in each figure).

False-color images representing the geographic distributions (red more common, blue less common) of images assigned to a given geo-facial cluster, together with the cluster center image (inset).

All the images assigned to the various references are again averaged.

The points in the hemisphere of the Euler space correspond to particle images assigned to a given reference image during projection-matching refinement, with the size of the point being proportional to the number of images assigned to a given reference.

Thus, the record of each in situ experiment for a given gene consists of a set of 2D images assigned to a specific oogenesis stage and described using annotation terms selected from the controlled vocabulary.