Sentence examples for results of pattern from inspiring English sources

(Or it might not be. My skepticism of pattern recognizers is based on drawing patterns from the past results of pattern recognizers).

Table 1 shows the results of pattern tests between the three methods presented in this article.

Fig. 4 The measured results of pattern matching of the proposed time-shared TMC. a The measurement setup and the measured memristance values of 3 × 3 TMC.

An example of pattern approximation using pre-defined thirty two patterns [14] for Miss America video sequence is shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 An example of pattern approximation for the Miss America standard video sequence, (a) frame number one, (b) frame number two, (c) detected moving regions, and (d) results of pattern approximation.

Table 2 Experimental conditions and results of gas sensor array   NO2 CO NO Experimental conditions  Concentration (ppm) 40 123 160 Sensing layer SnO2-doped TiO2 SnO2 Ga2O3 Results  Relative response (ΔR/R) 0.951 0.5 0.834 Fig. 6 Results of pattern recognition.

The CFU/spleen at week 6 were similar to those of the first experiment, declined more than 2 logs at week 9 and the mutants were cleared by week 12. Remarkably, the results of pattern 3 mutants (107 or 108 CFU) and Rev 1 almost overlapped at weeks 2, 3, 6 (Figure 7), 9 and 12 (not shown).

The AMLc results of patterns 1 and 3 are not so high despite the high F-measure score.

Trend discontinuity is observed in between the G1 and G278 samples as a result of pattern sizes in two different scales, which causes distinct number of banks in contact for these surfaces.

In the context of law enforcement, consent decrees can arise as a result of "pattern or practice" DOJ investigations, which probe allegations of systemic issues like poor jail conditions or racial profiling.

It is difficult to compare results of dietary pattern studies, as derived patterns are unique to each study population.

But these attributes are the result of patterns of instinctive behaviour and cannot be varied to suit rapidly changing circumstances.