If, for instance, wavelength is among a sound's intrinsic features, sounds are intrinsically spatial.
This leaves open the question about whether intrinsically quantum features, like quantum interferences (characterized by negative portions of the Wigner function), can be retrieved in low efficiency conditions or whether they would be made practically invisible by optical losses.
RNA has intrinsically defined features on the nanometre scale and is a particularly interesting candidate for such applications due to its amazing diversity, flexibility and versatility in structure and function.
The premise of this strategy is that the intrinsically important features will always be chosen by the best trained classifier, which should be independent of the specific sampling.
He noted that macromolecules of DNA, RNA, and proteins have intrinsically defined features at the nanometer scale and can serve as powerful building blocks for bottom-up fabrication of nanostructures.
This does not imply that FST [ 8], which measures the mean proportion of the total genetic variance contained in a population, is an intrinsically 'heritable' feature of species.
Topology authentication for computer-aided plant design (CAPD) models features intrinsically complex topological relations.
The proposed design is intrinsically unbalanced and features a very good match to a 50 Ω line at resonance, which makes our device essentially plug'n'play for a coaxial cable feed.
An important aspect of DNA nanotechnology is the ability to engage molecular recognition and intrinsically define structural features with nanometer precision, which facilitates the employment of useful strategies to construct functionalized DNA nanostructures for their use in biomedical applications.
There are some uncontroversial ways of ruling items off the list — if the perfection presupposes an imperfection, for example — but whether some feature that passes these negative tests counts as an intrinsically good-making feature is a more difficult question.
