By using the idea of SOIL (set of indispensable labels) reported in [30] and exploiting local feature disparities, this work requires no a priori global knowledge about the number of texture classes and the types of textures contained in the images.
He has, in his third season with the team, become its most reliable player on defense, shedding his reputation as supremely talented but maddeningly inconsistent for a more flattering label: indispensable.
He ensured quality checks and certifications indispensable for the organic label through partnerships with local nongovernmental organizations and farmer groups that initiated the "greening" of many farms in Sirsa, Haryana (where seasonal vegetables are grown), and Karsog, Himachal Pradesh (where nonseasonal, exotic products are cultivated).
In life sciences, D2O is mainly known as an indispensable solvent and/or isotopic label in proton NMR studies of proteins [ 1] as well as a unique scattering contrast variation agent in neutron scattering studies of biological molecules [ 2].
A new recording on Deutsche Grammophon — part of the label's increasingly indispensable "20/21" series — makes the strongest possible argument for a piece that some critics greeted as a ponderous theological exercise at the time of its premiere, in 1983.
Since these are labeled, Bharhut sculpture is indispensable for an understanding of Buddhist iconography.
These labels ranged from A (indispensable), B (beneficial), C (questionable) to D (avoid), depending on the state of evidence for safety, efficacy and overall age-appropriateness.
The core category, labelled holding on to the indispensable medication, was central to the data and pulled all three main categories together, as illustrated in Figure 1.
Thus simultaneous labeling of these key components is an indispensable prerequisite for monitoring comprehensive virus infection process and dissecting virus infection mechanism.
Gordon Brittan (Brittan 2006) conceives both such positions "evidentialist", which is his label for any interpretation according to which intuitions provide indispensable evidence for the truth of mathematics, whether that evidence is provided in support of axioms or inferences, or both.
