Sentence examples for tongue face from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we propose a novel fusion method to jointly represent the tongue, face and sublingual information and discriminate between DM (or IGR) and healthy controls.
Finally, our so-called joint similar and specific learning (JSSL) approach is proposed to combine features of tongue, face and sublingual vein, which not only exploits the correlation but also extracts individual components among them.
Biomedical Engineering, IEEE Transactions on, 61(4):102014.]3, 2014.] etc. has proved that tongue, face and sublingual diagnosis as a noninvasive method is a reasonable way for disease detection.
However, most previous works only focus on a single task (tongue, face or sublingual) for diagnosis, although different tasks may provide complementary information for the diagnosis of DM and IGR.
A winky tongue face would spice this message right up.
Rapid eye movement sleep (REMS) is characterized by activation of the cortical and hippocampal electroencephalogram (EEG) and atonia of non-respiratory muscles with superimposed phasic activity or twitching, particularly of cranial muscles such as those of the eye, tongue, face and jaw.
Shelden not only mastered the art of chasing blondes, blowing klaxons, and making the Gookie — the legendary puffed-cheek and lolling-tongue face that Harpo copied from a cigar roller in Yorkville — but also had to learn how to play the harp.
Penicillin - Life-threatening allergic reaction, serious nerve damage, severe colon inflammation, swelling of lips, tongue, or face, bleeding and diarrhea.
Common allergic reactions to penicillin include rashes, hives, itchy eyes, and swollen lips, tongue, or face.
A statement by the Yeltsin Government, carried by the Itar-Tass news agency, warned Mr. Gorbachev to hold his tongue or face the consequences.
Feeding behaviors require intricately coordinated activation among the muscles of the jaw, tongue, and face, but the neural anatomical substrates underlying such coordination remain unclear.
