Sentence examples for sequence of subject from inspiring English sources

The sequence of subject, verb, and complement was normal, but when there were outer and inner complements the second was put in the dative case after to: Sē biscop hālgode Ēadrēd tō cyninge "The bishop consecrated Edred king".

A simulated RCT consisted of three components: (i) a sequence of subject ID (accession) numbers; (ii) a sequence of the Reverse Propensity Score (RPS) [ 11] per subject ID with regard to the propensity of the subject to be allocated to Group A; and (iii) a sequence of dichotomous outcomes per subject ID (Y = 1 or 0).

The encyclopaedists were, however, still uncertain of the logical sequence of subjects; although there were many who started with theological matters, there were just as many who preferred to put practical topics first.

The SAIVT-SoftBio database consists of several sequences of subjects walking in a building environment along eight cameras from various angles and different illumination conditions.

SR: To simulate the image sequences with different image sizes and/or image sequences of subjects at different distances2, we set scaling factors to downsample the original captured image sequences such that the average height of all subjects does not fall below 20 pixels, because extraction is difficult when the SR is too low.

Summarising, in our definition, a scenario is a sequence of interleaved subjects, where each subject is a DAG.

To obtain a GEI feature, we performed the following four steps [15]: (1) A silhouette image sequence of a subject was extracted using a chroma-key technique [31] (i.e., removal of the green background area using HSV color space).

Those with three or more reads which mapped to the indels-removed sequence of the subject were retained.

Read validation was then performed on the remaining InDels, and the InDels for which ≥3 query reads mapped to the InDel-removed sequence of the subject were retained.

The sequence element contains a sequence of interleaved subjects.

We define a scenario as a sequence of interleaved subjects.