Sentence examples for related collection from inspiring English sources

Teachers: See our related collection of resources on bullying and cyberbullying.

Aristotle investigates psychological phenomena primarily in De Anima and a loosely related collection of short works called the Parva Naturalia, whose most noteworthy pieces are De Sensu and De Memoria.

In this study, we revisit and augment the concept of associative memories by offering some new conceptual design insights where the corresponding mappings are realized on a basis of a related collection of landmarks (prototypes) over which an associative mapping becomes spanned.

Because there is no evidence indicating that this 8.5kb region is an extrinsic gene island, it is likely that Lb. bulgaricus 2038 inherits it from its ancestor, while the two closely related collection Lb. bulgaricus strains, ATCC 11842 and ATCC BAA-365, lost it as they evolved separately and independently.

Perhaps the most mature computational system for biological representation is Pathway Tools (12, 13), a software framework in which genome-scale knowledge of metabolic pathways is represented as a semantically related collection of knowledge frames (14).

The Washington Post, in a story this weekend, reported that the telephone metadata program, under the name Mainway, and Prism were two of four related collection efforts: there was also Marina, which dealt with Internet metadata, and Nucleon, which deals, in some way, with telephone-call content.

TFGD [ 35] offers a reference site to collect several of the tomato gene expression related collections, also including, per each RNA-seq based collection, tools and query interfaces to access gene lists and their RPKM normalized values per sample.

These technologies are also exploited for the production of alternative, related collections, namely from transcriptomics, epigenomics, and metagenomics projects.

He's an archivist with many graff related collections (cans, markers, books etc).

Two other related collections were published almost simultaneously (Gordan et al. 2011; Spivak and Stormo 2012) and have now been incorporated into the latest version of YeTFaSCo (1.02).

We provide a brief overview of related data collection strategies, highlighting some of the salient issues pertaining to collecting ASR data for under-resourced languages.