Sentence examples for predefined pattern from inspiring English sources
It does not work well in dynamic situations and is unable to determine internal movements well Motion-based method [26, 86, 87] Moderate High Does not require predefined pattern templates but struggles to identify a non-moving human Texture-based method [44, 88 91] High High Provides improved quality with the expense of additional computation time.
If the number of genes assigned to a given predefined pattern is significantly greater than the predicted number of genes, then the profile with the genes assigned to that predefined pattern is assigned a significant p-value.
A permutation-based test was used to quantify the expected number of genes that would be assigned to each predefined pattern if the data were randomly generated.
Without any manipulation of the steering wheel, the target stimulus in the centre of the screen changed its grey tone according to a predefined pattern controlled by commercial experimental software (Presentation, Version 10.3, Neurobehavioral system, Albany CA, USA).
Querying conceptual models means searching for particular model subgraphs that comply with a predefined pattern query.
(ii) A searching process starts looking for a logical predefined pattern in the content of the URL.
Figure 1 displays the distribution of patients according to the four predefined patterns.
The sub-pattern instances are further merged by the joint classes to see if the collective matches one of the predefined patterns.
Highly uniform and c-axis-aligned ZnO nanorod arrays were fabricated in predefined patterns by a low temperature homoepitaxial aqueous chemical method.
Many methods audit a database processing by comparing a user SQL query expression against some predefined patterns so as to find out an anomaly [11, 12].
The predefined patterning technique limits complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) compatibility of the process for making further complex structures [6], limiting PS use as a separate material in MEMS device fabrication.
