Sentence examples for this feature is preserved from inspiring English sources
This feature is preserved under viewpoint change.
This feature is preserved for the case of low θ, as demonstrated in Figure 2(b), where the fidelity (max_{s}max_{k}{mathcal {F}}(N)) with the target states (tau^{j}_{p} N-k)) (where (k= 1,2,3,ldots)) is substantially larger than the corresponding one for the unconditional state over the whole range of lattice size that we have considered.
This feature is preserved in the D-ODL design described here, allowing for increased flexibility in design of the interferometer.
The Bi Bi displacement correlation function along the same direction shows similar peaks in both RMC and average incommensurate models that are consistent with the antiferroelectric behavior of PbZrO3; this feature is preserved in the local structure of the HT phase.
By charting the changes in the number of edges, nodes, total weight and CC as α is adjusted, we not only demonstrate how these features are preserved in our filtered Human Phenotype Network, but also provide a rationale for which significance level cutoff to use.
The Pantiles Parade, with other 17th-century features, is preserved beside the Church of King Charles the Martyr (1684).
It is essential for reasons of safety in those areas that throughout the life of such installations the integrity of these special features is preserved.
This means that point features are preserved between color and angiographic images on the vessels where the DoG images have maximum responses (i.e., high contrast), and entropy is also appropriate for measuring structural saliency.
The listing restricts alterations and requires that remaining original features be preserved.
Her tall figure and upright stance, and above all her handsome features, are preserved in a short motion picture, St . Louis Blues(1929), banned for its realism and now preserved in the Museum of Modern Art, New York City.
Undoubtedly, the early tetrapods also shared unique physiological, behavioral, and soft anatomical features; however, only skeletal features are preserved in the fossil record and thus are used for classification.
