Sentence examples for set to extract from inspiring English sources
In parallel, we used the gene modules identified using WGCNA on the RNA-sequencing data from the MyConnectome data set to extract module eigengenes from the GOBS expression data (after nuisance regression).
Electrical performance of the hybrid photovoltaic thermal (PVT) collector may improved at increased intensity of solar radiation if the system is set to extract heat from solar cells, which is cooled at the same time.
The association rule mining algorithms can then be applied to the transaction set to extract patterns from the corpus.
In our construction we should scan the whole metadata set to extract the keywords and build the inverted index with corresponding scores.
For example, Mobasseri and Amin [11] used principal component analysis (PCA) on the same data set to extract features from the spectrogram and applied a quadratic classifier based on the mahalanobis distance for classifying the spectrogram of human motion.
All phosphorylated peptides with confidently identified phosphorylation sites were used as the data set to extract significantly enriched phosphorylation motifs.
Together, we will manipulate large size data sets to extract meaning and generate visualizations.
More immediately, though, he is absorbed by his new piece for City Ballet, "Land of Nod," set to extracts from six musicals by Richard Rodgers.
Benjamin Millepied (replacing the injured étoile Nicholas Le Riche) achieved just that naturalness in Jerome Robbins's "Suite of Dances," set to extracts from Bach's solo cello suites.
Ms. Brenner danced too — along with Michael Blake, Betsy Fisher, Peter Kyle, Sara Pearson and Robert Small — in the lovely, gentle sextet from "Porcelain Dialogues" set to extracts from Tchaikovsky's Quartet in D. It was given additional resonance by the quietly emotional performances of the older dancers.
Unfortunately the work — a smoothly looping, leg-whirling dance set to extracts from Thom Yorke's "Eraser" and backed by vividly colored screen projections of horizontal lines by Mark Randall — was less interesting than the explanation.
