Sentence examples for one of the pattern from inspiring English sources
The algorithms of major CAD systems are developed by using techniques and theories of the pattern recognition field, and thus the CAD is involved as one of the pattern recognition fields [6].
Interestingly, one of the pattern 3 genes was a putative transcription factor HB-8, a putative homologue of which has been characterized in Arabidopsis and is involved in the differentiation of preprocambial cells into xylem during leaf vein formation [ 23].
The strict condition is somewhat undermined by allowing a one-bit or two-bit pattern deviation (pattern tolerance τ) from the binary patterns listed, i.e. all but one bit or two bits, respectively, of the pattern under consideration must coincide with the bits of a pattern in one of the pattern classes.
A second important modification of the standard method is that a one-bit or two-bit pattern deviation from a RSA pattern in Table 3 is allowed, i.e. all but one bit or two bits, respectively, of the pattern under consideration must coincide with the bits of a pattern in one of the pattern classes.
We next focused on Jon66Cii and CG18179, whose induction is strong upon Lp WJL association and markedly Dredd dependent, and tested if PGRP-LE, one of the pattern recognition receptor acting upstream of the Imd/Relish signaling cascade (Kaneko et al., 2006; Takehana et al., 2004) is necessary for the induction of these two peptidases upon Lp WJL association.
"One of the patterns you normally see is that at the front end of the decade there's more turnover, more competition and it goes down during a decade," Mr. Cook said.
Some lung consolidations do not fit into one of the patterns described above.
One of the patterns that can be noticed amongst them to accomplish this is the use of co-occurrence data.
She/he can just edit one of the patterns, and all the other similar shapes will change automatically.
The poorer 5th percentile users are those having low SINRs in a cluster in one of the patterns.
As I mentioned recently in an interview with Michael Arrington at TechCrunch Disrupt, one of the patterns that's emerging in mobile is this: Great mobile apps act like push-button remote controls for real life.
