Sentence examples for restricted transformation from inspiring English sources

The equi-affine transformation is a more restricted transformation that also preserves the area of the parallelogram defined by the equi-affine tangent and equi-affine normal to the curve.

It is a dense forested area also because of the nature of the terrain which restricts transformation from one place to another.

Indeed, challenges for performing proper modifications are related mainly to the practical hurdles inherent to these organisms, such as strict anaerobic nature limiting their ability to grow on solid media, scarcity of selection markers and unique defence mechanisms restricting transformation with foreign DNA (Noll and Vargas 1997; Thomas and Nielsen 2005; Chung et al. 2012).

Based on the fundamental property of singular impulsive systems and the restricted equivalent transformation theory of singular systems, the convergence conditions of the tracking errors for the system are obtained in the sense of λ norm.

It means that the mineral oil would restrict the transformation of anatase to rutile phase [8].

In soil/ground water system, PAHs are largely sorbed into soil organic materials, which significantly restrict their transformation and bioavailability.

The computational requirements of the algorithms are reduced by restricting the transformation to the image edge points and using invariant information during the comparison process.

The computational requirements of the algorithm are reduced by restricting the transformation to the template edge points and using invariant information during the comparison process.

Statistical models were initially adjusted for age (restricted cubic spline transformation), sex, race/ethnicity and education.

In the case of Pelargonium spp., the use of gfp as a selectable in vivo marker gene is restricted to identify transformation events, because at late developmental stages it becomes undetectable due to the presence of chlorophyll in the green tissues (leaves).

Activity cliff analyses by their algorithmic nature focus on compound pairs, in this contribution so-called matched molecular pairs with a size-restricted transformation accounting for a single structural difference between the two cliff-forming compounds.