Sentence examples for preserving manner from inspiring English sources

It maps a high-dimensional data space onto (often) a lower-dimensional lattice (usually 2-D or 3-D) in a topology preserving manner (as much as possible with the given rigid lattice), while providing a faithful vector quantization of the data space [14].

However, as outlined above, there are various protocols for matching attributes exactly in a privacy preserving manner.

There is a strong tradition of mushrooming, berrying and preserving all manner of fruit and vegetables.

Secondly, a more systematic analysis of the reception of the different articulatory features of consonants such as voicing, place, and manner of articulation has shown that in erroneous replacement of consonants "voicing" is best preserved whereas "manner" of articulation is most prone to perception errors.

A detailed analysis of the transmission of phonetic features indicates that "voicing" is best preserved whereas "manner of articulation" yields most perception errors.

Although these writings in the aristocratic manner preserved much of the manner of Heian literature, works of different character became even more prominent in the medieval period.

All filtering procedures were performed in a manner preserving phase information.

Like trees and shells, teeth grow in an incremental manner, preserving a record of their growth in the form of striated lines.

The grains are agglomerated and arranged in a manner preserving the previous structure of the polymer, as demonstrated in Figure?10a, with a size ranging between 7 and 125 nm indicating the very fine nature of the powder.

It originated as a means of resolving disputes in a private manner, preserving social harmony, valuing "compromise," and the importance of accepting personal responsibility.

Dates of birth are treated in the same manner, preserving a patient's age.