First, a sparse pattern was created in nanoimprint resist by NIL, reducing constraints on the initial mold fabrication.
To achieve a sparse pattern of interactions, such methods usually employ sparsity-inducing priors in a Bayesian setting or regularization penalties in an optimization-based scenario.
As he sang, he kept time, tapping a sparse pattern on a ride cymbal and a hand-held gong.
When the 5% nodes with greater predictive values were mapped, a sparse pattern of brain regions was observed.
We conclude that the ivermectin target GlyCl is expressed in embryos, first in a neural-crest-associated pattern and later in a sparse punctate pattern throughout the embryo that is specifically absent from the neural crest cells themselves.
Statistical analysis of protein sequences indicates an architecture for natural proteins in which amino acids are engaged in a sparse, hierarchical pattern of interactions in the tertiary structure.
In wild-type HIEC and HIEC/shCNS cells plated on a serum coating, which provided the RGD-containing fibronectin and vitronectin, vinculin and paxillin displayed abundant (∼70 80 per cell) and broad (mature) FAs in a sparse peripheral pattern (Table 1 and Supplementary Figures S2A and S2B).
In a real-world scenario, scatterers usually distribute in the block sparse pattern.
Because of the competition through the ISs, only one (or very few) neuron(s) in each layer is (are) excited, and this results in a sparse neural activity pattern.
Due to the uncertainty in some nodes of the eukaryotic tree and a sparse presence pattern of some genes in mitochondrial genomes, the timing for several transfer events were considered unresolved.
