Sentence examples for recognition landscape from inspiring English sources

While the recognition landscape for p63 remains largely unchanged during development of all other lineages, there is a significant and selective gain of p63 binding elements in the DHSs of the human skin keratinocytes, which represent the ectodermal lineage.

Hence, in the process of recognition of landscape perception and evaluation, the ties between different preferences in varying landscape types should be fully analyzed (Sevenant and Antrop 2010).

With the recognition that landscape position affects potential gradients for water movement, the linkages between soil, geology and the quality of groundwater resources have become evident.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the application of pattern recognition on landscape classification tools combined with digital soil mapping techniques for mapping soil water transmissivity in a watershed located at one of the most important Brazilian headwaters, in Southeastern Brazil.

We generated conformational ensembles and recognition energy landscapes starting from separated Eph and ephrin molecules and proceeding up to the formation of Eph ephrin complexes.

Edward Lear (1812-1888) is remembered primarily for his nonsense rhymes and limericks, but in his own lifetime he sought recognition as a landscape painter.

We must consider the characteristics of Portugal's cultural landscape, recognition by other professions dealing with planning and involvement by politicians.

The results show that the raster based technique has limited capability in recognition of important landscape features common to glacially sculptured coastal areas subject to glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA), whereas the TIN-intersection technique provides more detailed information about the shoreline features.

As tastes changed and Thomas Cole and the Hudson River school painters gained recognition, Doughty's landscapes, now somewhat more romantic and generic, fell out of favour.

There is increasing recognition that agricultural landscapes meet multiple societal needs and demands beyond provision of economic and environmental goods and services.

This volcanic eruption changes the landscape beyond recognition.