Sentence examples for is initialised in from inspiring English sources
The level set function is initialised in the image using the object detector and can come directly from the level set shape-filtering stage of the object detector in the form of a single shape, or the binary image at the output of the filtering stage in the form of a set of shapes.
The VAPAH algorithm was initialised in parallel using the Raijin Fujitsu Primenergy HPC located at the National Computing Infrastructure (NCI) at the Australian National University (ANU).
The SPH particles are initialised in a homogeneous sphere constructed from a face-centred cubic lattice, and the radial positions of the particles are then adjusted so as to match the density profile from the evolution code.5 The internal energies of the particles are then assigned from the temperature (and mean molecular weight) distribution from the stellar evolution code.
For the above simulations, half the sample paths are initialised in a run and half are initialised in a rest.
All data were obtained from the Soft Tissue Sarcoma Register of the BG University Hospital Bochum, which was initialised in 1991.
All of the stochastic simulations were initialised in the same state and behaved identically until a force is applied.
In the majority of patients, AB therapy was initialised in hospital and continued at home for a total duration of 14 days.
For this simulation, 2 / 3 of the sample paths were initialised in a run and the remainder in a resting state so that the system was again encouraged to relax quickly.
Thereby, crosstalk between different types of redirected immune effector cells is initialised, that results in efficient killing of the tumour cells (Zeidler et al, 1999, 2000; Riesenberg et al, 2001).
We also consider a second scenario where the population is initialised with a single IS element in a single cell, so that we can investigate the impact of transposition bursts on the initial invasion of IS elements.
The algorithm is initialised with zero particles in each bin.
