Sentence examples for specified feature from inspiring English sources
The results presented show that this method is capable of generating strip-like (or beam) designs with specified feature width, which have highly desirable characteristics and practical benefits and uniquely distinguish the proposed method.
If we assume, as have many phonologists, that the two-way contrast in voicing languages (e.g. French) is [voice] vs. and in aspirating languages (e.g. English) is [spread glottis] vs., then it appears that at slower rates, a phonological contrast is heightened by selective increase in the phonetic cue for the specified feature.
The spike clusters were refined by splitting cluster regions along the specified feature dimensions until the split clusters showed increased cross-correlation.
Based on this consideration and our previous findings [16], we reason that natural variations associated with these genes should tend to be neutral and labeling them with a specified feature should be helpful to our classifier.
Column 6, bp sites feature, presents the sum of DIRs bp which contain the specified feature.
There are several components to any functional gene signature: (1) a set of training samples; (2) a specified feature list (select genes), upon which the model is built; and (3) the actual expression values of the selected genes, values that are specific to the training set.
Rodger's three handguns had none of the specified features.
Delta's existing proxy access bylaw already included five of the specified features.
John Chevedden submitted a shareholder proposal at Delta Air Lines, Inc. asking the board to amend the bylaws to provide proxy access for shareholders with seven specified features.
This suggests that both [voice] and [spread glottis] are the specified features of phonological contrast in CS Swedish, and in turn raises questions about whether phonological specification more generally is economical.
The aim of the depiction is to provide an overview of the specified features as well as to highlight similarities and differences among patterns.
