Sentence examples for in the same retrieval from inspiring English sources

Table 2 presents the performances evaluated using MAP of seven global feature (GF) and five local feature (LF) descriptors from the literature tested using four codebooks (2048, 512, 128, 32) all re-implemented and tested in the same retrieval system for fair comparison with the SIMPLE descriptors.

The high spectral resolution and the rigorous calibration methods enable accurate estimation of SIF in physical units by exploiting almost the same retrieval concept as that of the European Space Agency FLuorescence EXplorer mission.

We used the version 3520 data of COSMIC GPS-RO published by CDAAC, applying the same retrieval procedure and the background atmospheric model as in Tsuda et al. (2011).

Rather, sleep modified SPs independently of the spatial or verbal type of learned association: SPs were reduced more after sleep than after waking specifically for those stimulus configurations that had been presented in the same combination at retrieval before sleep.

Step 3. Retrieving the term-vector for the personomy: The recovery of the user term-vector from the TBS is carried out in the same way as the retrieval of the folksonomy term-vector, but now the frequency of the terms is accounted only for the current user.

Some 2D video search and retrieval applications have combined video browsing and retrieval in the same platform [72].

Consequently, CLIR achieves a document retrieval in the same order as the broadcast-based caching schemes but notably reducing the traffic load and delay.

We therefore examined retrieval in the same paradigm, using MEG to gain temporal precision.

These observations indicate that gene expression and proteasome-dependent degradation were induced in the same neurons following IA memory retrieval, suggesting that IA memory is reconsolidated/enhanced through gene expression and protein degradation in the same neurons.

To address this we developed a dual FM-dye labeling assay capable of monitoring the spatial profile of rapid membrane retrieval in the same growth cone at two different time-points.

Our results may suggest that for overt naming, children may not monitor or apply such higher-level control to their productions after word retrieval in the same way as adults.