In the third part, a plurality of different feature maps is merged to form the conspicuity map, which is a saliency map, through an effective feature consolidation strategy.
As observed by Giddons, plurality of information, a feature of late modernity, is a reality of many societies in the developing world and has implications on governing public health functions like immunization services [ 27].
Pluralism about the nature of pleasure seems to be necessary for this, together with the claim that one or more of the plurality-constituting features of pleasure does also add non-instrumentally add to its value.
It is also consistent with pluralist phenomenalism about pleasure, but only on the assumption that none of the plurality-making features of pleasure also adds non-instrumentally to its value.
Wright thought there might be a plurality of uses for the same feature in the history of an organism.
But where a successful Lakers team funnels glib satisfaction down the throat of an already flattery-fattened city, a lousy Lakers team for instance, the one currently bumping along near the bottom of the NBA's Western Conference despite a starting lineup featuring a plurality of sure-thing Hall of Famers does the opposite.
Writing in the 1890s, Herbert Spencer defined "society as a plurality of people occupying a specific territory and between whom various common features obtain" (Martindale, 1960, p. 71).
A plurality of magnets are arranged on the camera module adjacent to the alignment feature to retain a detachable lens on the housing and engage the alignment feature to align the detachable lens with the optical axis.
Saucedo (manuscript) defends a plural notion of fundamentality, and argues that the plurality of all things is a fundamental plurality, partly to accommodate both gunk and junk.
Microglia share common features of cells of the myeloid lineage; they have the ability to secrete a plurality of immunomodulatory molecules, which coordinate signals to neighbor and circulating cells [46].
