Sentence examples for probable tuning from inspiring English sources
Observation of the playing techniques and tuning of the African lyres affords insight into the probable tuning and playing techniques of the ancient Greek lyres, notably because in significant instances such observation corresponds with pictorial evidence and with some interpretations of Greek technical terminology.
However, given that only the generic VGG was employed in the proposed work, based on its previously reported performance, it is highly probable that after training and tuning the network, the rate of correct depression assessment could improve significantly.
Understand that at your probable age, the antenna is usually tuned to a finer frequency.
A probable result of the DNA substrate specific tuning is its regulation of DNA termini processing and facilitating DNA repair.
Nor is it probable that any of the survivors happened to be tuned in on a short-wave rebroadcast of an extraordinary announcement by the President of the United States, which identified the new bomb as atomic: "That bomb had more power than twenty thousand tons of TNT.
Our analysis suggesting that the ancestral bird possessed a VS OPN1sw1 opsin is consistent with other analyses of amino acid variation of sw1 spectral tuning sites that concluded that VS was the probable ancestral condition of birds [ 16, 39].
Ideally, in the near future our analysis will be enhanced by computer assisted bedside interviewing with well characterized item banks and adaptive testing algorithms tuned to distinct purposes (e.g., grading delirium severity, screening for probable delirium).
We have considered these further scenarios to be less probable, because they may result in a less robust control due to an unlikely fine-tuning of two parameters.
However this approach has a few drawbacks: The behavior of the designed system is not tuned to a particular user but to all users and to a set of probable environments.
The tuned absorber is usually designed to control one frequency at primary resonance where system damage is probable.
