Sentence examples for large templates from inspiring English sources
This represents best practice in database normalization, and the composition of archetypes into large templates is introduced via the concept of slot embedment.
Butterfly scales provide a large template warehouse for assembling gold nanograins into various architectures.
When SNR is larger than 2, all methods are not influenced since the smoothing effect of the relatively large template.
In addition to improved overlap resolution noted above, the engine appropriately handles large ring systems, maintains input stereochemistry, and makes use of a large template library.
The main merit of region-based method is their ability of resistance against noise and texture distortions since abundant information can be adopted by using a relatively large template, and thus providing a high matching accuracy.
Scanning a training image using a large template size brings about a high dimensionality of the extracted patterns; a preprocessing step would therefore be required to reduce data dimension as much as possible and select part of the features optimally; running clustering algorithms on such a high-dimensional dataset demands for a large computational burden and time.
Our technique uses a large template database to encompass a variety of hippocampal pathologies.
We provide for the first time a free online web-based automated hippocampal segmentation algorithm based on this large template database.
However, many methods, for example those which utilize PCR to create small amplicons are not constrained by a requirement for large template molecules and can in principle be supported using DNA amplified from sorted chromosomes.
In this study, we adapted our published method developed for use in Alzheimer's disease (Cardoso et al., 2013) to a large cohort of adult patients with epilepsy by employing accurate nonlinear registration (Modat et al., 2010) and a large template database that encompasses the range of pathology observed in epilepsy at a tertiary referral center.
(d) Another results by fusion operator with a larger template size.
