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Consistent with previous low-resolution structure (Shasmal and Sengupta, 2012), the most distinct one is H54a.
CNNs use convolutional layers to extract ngram features and use max-pooling layers to select the most distinct one.
And, says a spokesperson: "The tradition of social work and social care is a distinct one, and the social work ethic is not something that can be duplicated or replaced by clinical models".
But the tenants of 125 Cedar prefer to think of themselves as distinct, one of the originals, a family.
"Each transaction, each asset, is distinct one from the other," he said.
We explain our findings with models of evaporation-driven self-assembly of the nanosphere particles in a liquid droplet and derive methods to direct the self-assembly processes into distinct one- and two-dimensional deposit morphologies.
Thus, we introduced a control group that was presented with three distinct containers instead of two identical containers and one distinct one (like the experimental group).
That's where we get ecology, population biology, and a plethora of new scientific disciplines that represent the coalescence of previously distinct ones.
These squares cover the plane and any two distinct ones intersect at most at a vertex or an edge of each.
The dopaminergic neuron count was assessed by counting the distinct neuronal subgroups one, two, four and five in the diencephalon, defined according to the Rink and Wullimann classification (49, 50).
