Sentence examples for recognition concepts from inspiring English sources

A fuzzy set classification based method which employs grey, Markov and pattern recognition concepts for forecasting industrial accident occurrences has been developed.

In this work, an experimental approach, including pattern recognition concepts and methods such as principal component analysis (PCA) and linear discriminant analysis (LDA), was used to experimentally investigate the variation among BJTs belonging to integrated circuits known as transistor arrays.

To solve the shortcomings of SNESIM algorithm, Caers and Arpat (2005) presented a new approach based on the statistical pattern recognition concepts, named as SIMPAT, in which the simulation is performed using the extracted patterns from the training image (Caers and Arpat 2005, 2007).

The approach can be extended using shape recognition concepts to enable unique angular alignment and contact pad registration[ 5],[ 9],[ 27] or using sequential batch assembly processes[ 7],[ 35] to assemble more than one component type on the substrate if desired.

The MCS algorithm as coded in the CDK [30] (CDKMCS) is based upon the common pattern recognition concept and the principle of Maximum Common Induced Subgraph (MCIS) [19].

Based on the RRM protein-protein recognition concept, we have previously developed the original approach of using non-homologous peptides to induce antibodies against several proteins of different HIV-1 strains, such as gp120 envelope [34] and TAT proteins [35] that are important for HIV-1 replication and modulation of cellular functions.

The standard for species delimitation in mycology remains the genealogical concordance species recognition concept first advocated by Taylor et al. (41).

In systems lacking the adaptive arm of immunity, the pattern recognition concept serves well to explain the general triggering of the system as well as providing receptors for the limited specificity shown by innate immunity [ 1- 4].

The first was the Genealogical Concordance Phylogenetic Species Recognition concept (GCPSR, Taylor et al., 2000), which identifies a phylogenetic species from the existence of statistically supported phylogenetic clades that are present in the majority (at least two of three) of single-locus trees and that are not contradicted by any other single-gene tree(s) determined by the same method.

Synthesis of apprehension concerns raw perceptual input, synthesis of recognition concerns concepts, and synthesis of reproduction in imagination allows the mind to go from the one to the other.

The workflow shown in Figure 1 demonstrates how the three major elementary biocuration tasks, i.e. document selection, concept recognition and concept interaction identification, can be realized in Argo.