Sentence examples for such specific characteristics from inspiring English sources
The style originated in Transoxania, an ancient district of Iran, during the 9th century ad and showed such specific characteristics as black and ochre birds with dashes of white and green.
I have come to believe that maybe y-o-u, whoever you are, shouldn't have a name, or at least you shouldn't have such specific characteristics that fit my own needs.
This is the first patient series identifying such specific clinical characteristics associated with occupational exposures in smokers and ex-smokers with COPD.
However, such systems are often confronted with the challenges such as (i) incorporate situation specific characteristics such as covariate information for certain diseases; (ii) accommodate the spatial and temporal dynamics of the disease; and (iii) provide analysis and visualization tools to help detect unexpected patterns.
Though BFA is not for the CTDC in the original design such that some specific characteristics of CTDC are not considered, the adapted algorithm still performed well on 21 public CTDC instances.
It allows customization of several parameters that are dependent on the experimental setup, such as the specific characteristics of the device displaying the hologram, or the presence of aberrations.
Many factors such as language specific characteristics (e.g. special characters, common pre- or postfixes) call for individual pre-processing procedures and hamper the development of a gold standard for pre-processing.
Here we consider kinematical constraints such as road maps and sensor specific characteristics such as Doppler blindness.
Ideally, an engineered AF tissue should mimic such region-specific characteristics to achieve biological and biomechanical equivalence with native tissue.
However, there are no existing computational approaches that leverage such sequence-specific characteristics in an attempt to resolve GSEQ no-calls that have a distinct signature on one strand but are still ruled no-call due to improper hybridization on the complementary strand.
Nanoparticles exhibit completely new or improved properties owing to their specific characteristics, such as size, distribution, and morphology and therefore used in a wide range of potential applications such as medicine, cosmetics, renewable energies, environmental remediation and biomedical devices.
