Sentence examples for kernel characteristics from inspiring English sources

Conventional electric spark ignition is used as a basis for comparison between the two different ignition methods and the resultant early breakdown kernel characteristics.

The authors state that end-use of the kernel is clearly influencing the physio-chemical kernel characteristics implying properties such as milling quality, kernel hardness, and kernel protein content.

Examples are starchy versus sugary kernels (characteristic of field and sweet corn, respectively) and determinant versus indeterminant habit of growth in green beans (determinant varieties are adapted to mechanical harvesting).

If, then the positive definite kernel is characteristic.

This stencil in Eq. (24) is constructed so to approximate the convolution of the viscosity with a Gaussian kernel of characteristic cutoff length scale 4 times the grid spacing, in such a way that the residual of the transfer function of the target filter and of its approximation is minimised over a broad range of wavelengths (see Sagaut and Grohens 1999 for details).

Similar twinned sectors can also be formed via the mechanism in Figure 6 or 7. Mature ears were screened for multi-kernel twinned sectors with these characteristics; kernels from selected sectors were grown and analyzed.

In contrast, the feature kernel captures global sequence characteristics and hence both sequence kernels complement each other.

Each kernel had unique characteristics, and showed different kinds of size-dependent growth.

The definition of a characteristic kernel generalizes the well-known property of the characteristic functions which uniquely determines a Borel probability measure.

Next we address the case of characteristic kernels which are defined for Abelian semigroups in Section 4. It gives us a characteristic kernel which is proper for histogram-based feature descriptors that we use in our supervised method.

We also compare our novel characteristic kernel for histogram-based data to the Gaussian kernel, which is also characteristic but is not tailored to histogram-based data.