Sentence examples for more structured information from inspiring English sources

This plagiarism concerns any kind of document, natural language texts as well as more structured information such as programs.

Vertical search sites have a big advantage over general search: They are able to go much deeper and present much more structured information for the user.

The resulting clusters are then linked together to recover a simplified yet (provably) complete picture of the overall topology, which however provides more structured information than standard techniques, such as PCA, MDS, or clustering techniques alone could.

Next, each frame is compared with the sprite of stationary scene to extract more structure information.

By analyzing the images and evaluation measures in Figure 6, we can conclude that the proposed algorithm can get better PSNR and maintain more structure information.

Post-hoc (Tukey's HSD) confirmed this; more action information was conveyed than structure and other information units (p < .01), and more structure information was conveyed than other information units (p < .01).01

Furthermore, a new technique called two-dimensional non-negative matrix factorization (2DNMF), which can reduce the computation cost and preserve more structure information hiding in original 2D matrices compared to the NMF, is developed to extract more informative features from the time frequency matrixes for accurate fault classification.

In particular, when NEFF ≤6 we can improve alignment accuracy over profile-based methods by using more structure information.

Usually a protein molecule is much larger than a peptide; thus a protein sequence contains much more structure information than a peptide.

This article shows that homologous information is not sufficient for proteins with sparse sequence profiles (low NEFF) and that we can improve alignment accuracy over profile-based methods by using more structure information, especially for proteins with sparse sequence profiles.

This may have arisen because of different methods of informing parents (letter vs face-to-face) or due to the more stringent accuracy classification used by Johnson et al. 19 Although it may seem surprising that parents receiving BPC feedback were able to remember more than those who received MI, more structured and specific information is more likely to be remembered.