This level of discretion allows for significant local distinctiveness within the model but also raises questions about the potential effectiveness of chosen responses.
Concluding, despite a certain level of recent introgression from both wild and domestic populations, the Sardinian WB still shows significant divergence and distinctiveness at both mitochondrial and nuclear loci.
Populations show significant genetic and cytogenetic distinctiveness [ 7- 9], with 13 evolutionarily significant units (ESUs) defined using mitochondrial and nuclear genetic markers [ 10].
Because our evidence indicated that there is significant genetic and ecological distinctiveness between QLI and the other 5 southern populations, we propose that QLI should be a separate ESU and should be monitored and managed separately.
However, this is not a big surprise as we know that adding significant blur slightly decreases the distinctiveness of features [21].
Due to the significant decrease of the repeatability and distinctiveness on multispectral images, the keypoint mappings built with the SIFT, ISS, ORB, and FREAK contain many incorrect mappings as shown in Fig. 1 b e.
Distinctiveness is important for the goods and services you sell.
At the same time "Moldovanism," an ideology of self-determination emphasizing the country's distinctiveness from Romania, became a significant force in political and cultural life.
There, Simeone found his place, injecting the club — which has historically played in the significant shadow of Real Madrid — with a needed distinctiveness and a belief that Spanish soccer could be about more than Barcelona and Real.
It was shown by Mikolajczyk and Schmid (2003) that the local descriptor as used in the Scale Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT; Lowe, 2004) outperforms competing techniques in both distinctiveness and robustness with respect to significant image deformation and other disturbing artifacts.
