Sentence examples for portrait results from inspiring English sources

It has been observed that it is a very good match on phase portrait results obtained with the numerical analyses, analog circuit simulation Finally, the new chaotic system presented has been numerically realized in two different models by using Heun and RK4 algorithms with discrete time on FPGA, in order to develop embedded chaos-based engineering applications.

However, to obtain a more reliable prediction of the lncRNAs, we combined the Portrait results with the predictions from two other CPAT [ 42] and CPC [ 43] which use logistic regression and machine-learning methods, respectively.

A large portion of Heliade's satirical works rely on mockery of speech patterns and physical traits: notable portraits resulting from this style include mimicking the manner of Transylvanian educators (with their strict adherence to Latin etymologies), and his critique of the exophthalmos Rosetti (with eyes "more bulged than those of a giant frog").

Therein, integrated analysis of genome and transcriptome portraits resulted in the robust identification of 10 subgroups, each being reproducible in the validation cohort and thus representing trustable tumor subtypes.

Alongside the portrait the results a full-size radiograph made last year by the Canadian Conservation Institute in Ottawa shows what is now beneath the surface, and the institute's report is on display.

The global portrait of results suggests that motor functions during childhood are not particularly affected by prenatal PCB exposure.

However, the portrait that resulted, showing the British prime minister glowering at the camera with a bulldoglike tenaciousness, seemed to epitomize the determination of the British to defeat Hitler, and catapulted Mr. Karsh into international fame.

The million-selling A Field Guide To The Birds Of Britain And Europe (1954) revolutionised UK bird-watching: he was the driving force behind it, and his popular series of "Portrait" books resulted from the expeditions he organised to Spain's Coto Donana, the Danube delta and Jordan.

In fact the Lilliputian figures are three-dimensional computer-made portraits that resulted when Ms. Sander combined two new technologies available at two companies in Germany that had never worked together.

The resulting portrait is unself-consciously sympathetic.

The resulting portrait is unsettling.