Sentence examples for to concatenation from inspiring English sources

The binary codes are therefore made rotation invariant prior to concatenation of the histograms here.

In formant synthesis, the resulting speech synthesis is relatively unnatural, compared to concatenation based systems [47].

The hybrid polymers SxEy were constructed by ligation of the basic blocks and then subjected to concatenation ligation reactions to get the required n tandem repeats corresponding to the predicted molecular weight of about 55 kDa.

It has been suggested, though, that the increase in the phylogenetic signal and/or signal/noise-ratio due to concatenation has a much stronger effect on the resulting phylogenies than any bias introduced by averaging over model parameters.

Linkers were introduced into SAGE libraries as known sequences utilized to amplify ditags prior to concatenation.

This study explored the performance of SVDquartets+PAUP* in comparison to other coalescent-based methods and to concatenation.

As illustrated by our results, statistical inconsistency is not restricted only to concatenation-based phylogenetic reconstruction methods.

Note that cost (E S ) = cost E S 1 + cost E S 2, and E S = E S 1 + E S 2. This notation extends naturally to concatenations of more than two scripts.

An alternative strategy to group concatenation is to infer separate HMMs for each subject individually.

The procedures prior to tag concatenation were similar to those described originally for MSDK [ 12, 13].

When possible topologies are limited, identifying local relationships that are rejected may be a useful alternative to classical concatenation approaches aiming to find a globally resolved tree on the basis of weak phylogenetic markers.