This introduces ambiguities to both the training and the prediction of the CNN classifier.
This introduces ambiguities in the assignment process, especially for large proteins and proteins containing residues with similar chemical shift values, such as all-α proteins, which is a class of structural domains in which the secondary structure is composed entirely of α-helices.
Against Rufus and Bonaventure, Bacon held that this introduced ambiguity into language.
This situation is very frequent and introduces ambiguity in the analysis, being the main challenge in multiple f0 estimation.
The white paper, however, introduces ambiguity.
Further, the new definition of a valid vote has raised concerns because it introduces ambiguity into what ballot markings count.
Variety, expression and development result when a composer plays with expectations and introduces ambiguity, letting the music drift to remote pitches and chords that are not part of the basic major or minor scale.
The key games thrived on two important game mechanics: the concept of "energy" which limited play time and required players to pay real money to get past barriers; and the prevalence of virtual currencies, such as gems or gold coins, which deviously introduces ambiguity into cash purchases.
As Fig. 1 shows, even a perfect set of initial conditions (no noise, no missing wedge, perfect alignment of the projections) introduces ambiguity into the reconstruction.
A coarse STO can be achieved with this proposal as well, but the use of cyclic prefix (CP) and cyclic suffix (CS) creates a plateau effect in the autocorrelation, which introduces ambiguity and reduces the precision of the technique.
