Sentence examples for in general feature from inspiring English sources
And they do not, in general, feature boxers in patent shoes.
The results of systematic comparative studies demonstrate that in general, feature selection improves the performance of classifiers that are intended for use in high dimensional domains.
Personalized price equilibrium outcomes are independent of premuneration values and exhibit inefficiencies only in the event of "coordination failures," while uniform-price equilibria depend on premuneration values and in general feature inefficient investments even without coordination failures.
Embedded architectures have been traditionally designed tailored to perform a dedicated (specialized) function, and in general feature a limited amount of processing resources as well as exhibit very low power consumption.
In general, feature selection algorithms are used to reduce the amount of data and computational cost.
Chicago, for example, and Illinois in general, feature very high property taxes compared to other parts of the country.
In general, features derived from wearable wrist-worn sensors performed better than features derived from mobile phone or modifiable behaviors.
From a comparative study of both groups, it is possible to reconstruct, in general features, the early forms of Iranian religion for which there is no direct documentation.
In general, features related to SC response have been related in multiple occasions to emotional responses (and particularly, high arousal responses)31,32,33. Emotional states characterized by high arousal correlate with the activation of a fight or fly response.
Though he wrote the occasional pensive ballad, such as "If You Could See Me Now" (for Sarah Vaughan), Dameron's songs in general featured optimistic melodies ("Hot House," "Lady Bird," "Casbah") and provocative harmonies, typically based on standard chord sequences.
In general, features of the choice procedure that are typically viewed as biases tend to "protect" the decision maker, in the sense that they encourage competitors to offer higher-value alternatives in equilibrium.
