Sentence examples for truncated trees from inspiring English sources

A series of large, truncated trees, obsessively woven from wires in various metallic hues, has sculptural possibilities.

The work centers on a bluntly truncated tree that is unnaturally laden with bright red ceramic apples.

This can include being bound, possibly bleeding, to a truncated tree in the manner of Goya's "Disasters of War" etchings.

This supports Weir's suggestion that the most recent node be truncated from trees constructed with empirical data [6].

The first is a term P(π x 1= s g, π x L = s h ∣θ) that represents the marginal probability that a complete parse tree truncated at g, h has states s g, s h assigned to the endpoints of the truncation; this is just the fraction of complete parse trees that contain states s g and s h.

Truncated tea trees swath the hills in vineyard-like patterns - and its here you'll see (mostly) women working hard to harvest the leaves.

The procedure builds a generalized suffix tree possibly truncated at some arbitrarily fixed length K.

In cases of missing data, the species tree was truncated using the drop.tip function of APE.

As the tree was truncated, lineage sampling should become increasingly more complete thereby reducing error in inferences based on the value of γ.

Next, we performed a more stringent assessment, in which every of the 87 species was randomly truncated before reconstructing the classification tree.

The criteria for digital reconstruction of neurons were: (i) soma location in PL layer III; (ii) a clear and completely stained basal dendritic tree without obviously truncated dendrites; (iii) at least three main visible basal branches, each branching at least to the third-degree branch order; and (iv) clearly visible spines (Kole et al., 2004; Radley et al., 2004).