Sentence examples for tree region from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in the bottom row (a, b) the left part of the tree is accessed by the paths which first leave the tree region, go round the tree through the sky region, and enter the tree region again from the opposite side.

In the fourth part he made recommendations, such as the need to repress indigenous hostility in the cinchona tree region.

The tracheobronchial (TB) tree region includes the trachea and 16 generations of branching airways.

This exploration returns an entire tree region for part of the vessel system, that is, it handles branching naturally and efficiently, and preserves vessel thickness.

When this exploration ends, a new exploration begins at the best remaining starting point s1 in the unexplored part of the image, which yields a new vessel tree region.

This forces the decision tree region of the minority class to become more general and ensures that the classifier creates larger and less specific decision regions, rather than smaller specific regions.

The three topologies are largely congruent, with discrepancies mainly evident in tree regions that are weakly supported.

When scrutinizing the tree, samples exhibiting alterations in the decision tree regions were correctly classified at a rather high frequency (88%and82%2%, respectively), whereas samples lacking alterations in the regions were poorly classified (37%).

By plotting ML bootstrap values on the Bayesian phylogenetic tree, regions featuring poor support can result either from genuinely low bootstrap support or from disagreement between Bayesian and ML results, both of which are undesirable.

When testing the decision tree on a published data set from Partheen and colleagues [ 27], samples with alterations in the decision tree regions were classified correctly at a high frequency (88% non-survivors correctly for the first node 6q11.2-12, and 82% for the third node Xp22.13) whereas samples without any of the alterations were poorer classified (37% correctly classified).

In one hot spot in California's San Joaquin Valley, U.S. Geological Survey scientists found that steady groundwater pumping in the nut-tree region south of Merced is sinking the ground nearly a foot a year, threatening infrastructure damage to local communities.