Sentence examples for space for representing from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, this paper introduces a new feature extraction technique that collects the correlation information among phoneme subspaces and reconstructs feature space for representing phonemic information efficiently.
Although our method and Xu et al.'s method [17] both use state space for representing the temporal evolution of the speech spectra, in our method, the source and the target spectra are linked through a state space dynamics, while in Xu et al.'s approach, the parallel source and target spectra are each modeled as the observed signals of a shared underlined unobserved Markov process.
As regards device no. 4, using balanced trees such as Fig. 3 needs far more space for representing the same bunch of the tree than comb-like trees such as Fig. 2b.
A variational framework is adopted which accommodates two different spaces for representing and approximating the velocity fields calculated respectively in the viscous and inviscid phases of the method, but which leads to a very simple numerical scheme in terms of only one discrete velocity field.
In [17], a state space approach for representing speech spectra as an observed process generated from an underling sequence of a hidden Markov process has been proposed.
The results demonstrate significant shortcomings in activity space measures for representing the experiences of people with visual impairment and identify how existing methods can be improved for future research on environmental accessibility.
In KinectFusion, a voxel space is used for representing the 3D structure of the environment.
An additional, nonexclusive, possibility is that OSN death frees "glomerular space" for axons representing OSN subpopulations that are less sensitive to the effects of reduced RAR signaling.
Gestures are actions in space, and thereby provide a natural and direct mapping for representing space and action.
This natural mapping as well as the increased precision of gesture over words makes gestures ideal for representing space and action both for self and for others.
This has been taken as evidence for the claim that the hippocampus is necessary for representing space rather than being necessary for working memory (O'Keefe and Nadel, 1978).
