Sentence examples for processes we use from inspiring English sources
Based on this theoretical work, we focus on the problem of finding efficient algorithmic solutions for topological interrogation of a 2D digital object of interest D of a pre-segmented digital image I, using 4-adjacency between pixels of D. In order to maximize the degree of parallelization of the topological processes, we use as many elementary unit processing as pixels the image I has.
Similar processes we use to improve our mental health can help us make better, more responsible decisions as a society -- by focusing on the compassion and integrity of our right brain, rather than the judgment, punishment and deception of our left brain.
Emotions are the processes we use to assign value to different possibilities.
Things don't usually go quite this smoothly, but it does provide a good example of one of processes we use to reconstruct this kind of information and how things happen when everything goes right.
"It's going to take the same processes we use today but enable them with technology so that they are more efficient," said Michael Lotito, who was named chief executive of the venture, which has not been named but will be based in New York.
Because some terms contain α-stable processes, we use the fractional integral to solve the problem.
"All the thought processes we used this winter about our offense was we won't have the prototypical cleanup hitter," he added.
"Everything we thought we could do was empirically dictated by the processes we used, and at that time there just weren't a lot of computer graphics animators that had done this type of thing".
To better visualize the morphology of single neurons and their processes, we used 7-9 moldh old mice, which have fewer GFP expressing cells.
To measure the effect of LCN7 overexpression on these processes, we used a series of in vitro models that recapitulate these angiogenic activities.
To define the role of ß-catenin signaling in these processes, we used a Dermo1(Twist2)Cre/+ line to target a floxed β-catenin allele, throughout the embryonic mesenchyme.
