Sentence examples for two modalities of from inspiring English sources
In making the formed and formless two modalities of existence, Zhang Zai allows that both are equally real.
We found no difference in clinical effectiveness between the two modalities of ECTR regarding mortality rate, rate of survival with long-term visual and/or CNS sequelae.
The chapter describes artifact separation based on ICA for two modalities of imaging brain dynamics, magnetoencephalographic recordings and the functional magnetic resonance imaging.
A MMSAR contains a single keyword and several visual feature clusters, which crosses and associates the two modalities of Web images.
To compare the effectiveness of two modalities of external ventilation during rigid bronchoscopy: intermittent negative pressure ventilation (INPV) and external high-frequency oscillation (EHFO).
Two modalities of FFFF (Asymmetric Flow- and Hollow Fiber-Flow Field Flow Fractionation, AF4 and HF5, respectively) are compared, and their advantages and limitations discussed.
Thus, the design promotes three modalities of interaction: browsing, searching for, and personally contributing content.
If the three modalities of clinical presentation, exercise MRIs, and ICP measurements had already been established as a step by step protocol, the diagnosis of CECS would have been accomplished much sooner.
The following table shows that three modalities of secession exist under the international law: An armed conflict (like in Croatia), a unilateral separation (Kosovo), and an agreement with the central state (Montenegro).
The three modalities of diagnosis, imaging and therapy are considered to be an appropriate classification method for the analysis of smart systems being applied to specified medical sub-disciplines.
Compared to the bit stream derived by dropping packets, a sub-stream can tolerate a lower temporal resolution (lower frame rate), lower spatial resolution (smaller screen), or lower quality video signal, which are named by these three modalities of scalability: temporal scalability, spatial scalability, and quality scalability.
