Sentence examples for least coarse from inspiring English sources

This finding supports our hypothesis that the response of some LPTCs provides at least coarse spatial information about natural environments.

In any event, considerably more sophisticated next-generation data mining will no doubt be able to provide at least coarse estimates of spatial behavior patterns extracted from similar web services such the email usage mentioned here.

It might therefore be useful to have at least a coarse estimate of the STO before performing this CFO estimation.

Although our reference model does not use information about the instant population, it is rational to assume at least a coarse knowledge of the environment, typically the average number of competing tags.

Only a few years ago, these and similar questions could not have been addressed, because the number of completely sequenced genomes required for at least a coarse metabolic annotation [ 36] was too small.

3M is usually the best brand for the job, and you typically want to have at least one coarser grade (1500 or so) and a finer grade to finish abrading the headlight (around 2000).

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Trimming is done in at least two stages; coarse and fine, with each stage bringing the resonance frequency closer to the specified value.

The present work shows that, at least on a coarse grain, different cortical perturbations result in a degree of response differentiation that is consistently higher compared to random test-retest variability (Fig. 3 and 4).

This result supports the hypothesis that the cell response provides information about the spatial structure of the environment, at least on a coarse spatial scale according to the cell's large receptive field.

These observations imply that the patchy organization is broadly prespecified, at least on a coarse scale, and that they are refined later by the suitable patterns of afferent electrical activity (Luhmann et al. 1986; Wong 1999; Grossberg and Seitz 2003; Liets et al. 2003; Kanold 2004).