Sentence examples for pattern that identifies from inspiring English sources

The change in resistance is measured, providing a pattern that identifies the type of micro-organism present in the vapors; the microprocessor and algorithm handle the analysis.

Our results depict an unambiguous spatial pattern that identifies the world regions where short-term climate fluctuations are unlikely to produce any significant effect on current fire activity, and those most sensitive to fire-weather changes.

But could "escape" have a more fundamental role as the pattern that identifies the species?

By noting the expression level changes of genes that are known to be expressed in these areas it may be possible to define a pattern that identifies such genes for exclusion.

The general pattern that identifies members of the PPP family contains motifs from three separate regions G DX HG – G DXVDRG – G N HE [ 82] (residues in bold coordinate metal ions at the catalytic site and the underlined His is the proton donor in catalysis).

Today, computers mimic human intelligence with brute force, collecting a vast amount of data and then sifting for statistical patterns that identify specific words, images, biological or chemical compounds.

Something is about to rend the very fabric of our existence: we're about to run out of IPv4 IP addresses, the old 255.255.255.255 number patterns that identify most of our forward facing servers.

The extractor identifies relationships by applying lexical-syntactic patterns based on Pustejovsky's qualia structure [11], as proposed by Cimiano and Wenderoth [12], and generic patterns that identify non-specified relationships based on the sentence structure.

To identify SYSTEMATIC names using a CRF, we used regular expressions to define patterns that identify morphological structures such as isomers (ex: 3,5,4'-trihydroxy-trans-stilbene), as well as the expressions used in [22].

Our characterization of each image is locked within the layers of a CNN, allowing us to discover more entangled attributes (aesthetic patterns and semantic information) and to better generalize the patterns that identify a trait.

Therefore, it is difficult to find gene syn-expression patterns that identify specific programs using standard clustering methods.