Sentence examples for invariant characteristic from inspiring English sources
Moreover, in endoscopic images, the colour is an invariant characteristic for a given status of the organ [41].
In principle, the time scales of variations in neuromodulatory action are expected to vary as a function of task and context, rather than represent an invariant characteristic of a neurotransmitter.
Unlike the associations between biomarkers, or the association of biomarkers with CHD risk, genetic associations should be protected from reverse causation because genotype is an invariant characteristic, such that there is a unidirectional flow of information from common genome variation to mRNA to protein to complex phenotype and disease.
Spherical pivot design produced invariant characteristics with varying misalignment ratio and phase, whereas the cylindrical pivot showed noticeable variation.
The identifying assumption is thus that once municipality-specific time invariant characteristics are controlled for, the program roll-out can be treated as quasi-random.
In Table 1, we depict the results obtained with YC n b C r mapping and Fourier coefficients as invariant characteristics.
Except for the last one, those methods all have a serious drawback: by concatenating the different invariant characteristics, they increase the texture size and therefore the algorithm complexity.
Because the model includes student fixed effects, all time invariant characteristics such as race/ethnicity and sex will be captured in the student fixed effects.
More specifically, this is accomplished through the parameter μ kf, representing the family fixed-effects, capturing time invariant characteristics common to all siblings within a given family.
Similar to the idea of having the unique fingerprint for each human being, we aim at combining invariant characteristics of each feature to construct an exclusive (unique) identifier for each image.
The family fixed-effects provides a means to control for the influence of all time invariant characteristics, such as genetic traits (50%% shared between siblings) and preferences towards their children's education, thus removing important potential sources of bias.
