Sentence examples for structure of a conventional from inspiring English sources
The movie has the structure of a conventional bio-pic.
Fig. 9 The cumbersome structure of a conventional plaster cast compared with a 3D printed cast.
The structure of a conventional fuzzy controller is shown in Fig. 6, it is composed of four separate blocks whose definitions are given below.
The compensation rules of a wide range of model adaptation, missing feature, and uncertainty decoding approaches can be expressed by modifying the Bayesian network structure of a conventional HMM and applying the inference rules of Bayesian networks [26] potentially followed by suitable approximations to ensure mathematical tractability.
All jakobid mitochondrial tRNA sequences are able to assume the canonical cloverleaf secondary structure of a conventional tRNA.
In general, this report demonstrates that the complete breeding structures of a conventional commercial crossbreeding program for laying hens can be comprehensively modelled with ZPLAN+.
The implemented control structure consists of a conventional controller and a neuro-fuzzy network-based feedback controller.
In this study, a new intelligent shell structure composed of a conventional elastic shell, a distributed piezoelectric sensor and a distributed piezoelectric actuator is proposed.
A comparison of performance is deduced between the proposed combined control structure, and that of a conventional feedback controller on its own.
The results mean that the planar RDWM with four sets of DAMs in this example has the same structure as that of a conventional wire mechanism with four sets of single actuator modules, where each wire is equivalent to a set of two wires for each DAM in the planar RDWM, when judging the vector closure condition.
A self-powered photoelectrochemical cell-type UV detector was assembled using the ZnO nanoneedles as the active photoanode and H2O as the electrolyte, which has almost the same structure as that of a conventional dye-sensitized solar cell but without dye adsorption.
