Sentence examples for unambiguous boundaries from inspiring English sources
While some chemical names - typically TRIVIAL names - are relatively short and possess comparatively unambiguous boundaries, chemical formulas and systematic names are descriptive terminologies whose productivity mirrors the infinite array of possible chemicals.
However, these species clusters are not ideal entities with sharp and unambiguous boundaries; instead they come in multiple forms and their fringes, especially in recombinogenic bacteria, may be fuzzy and indistinct.
Multimedia authentication is by nature a gradually changed procedure, without an unambiguous boundary between authentic and inauthentic status [2].
However, we characterized 49 unambiguous boundary clones contacting six different regional boundaries (Table 1).
We also collect a large data set of real images with unambiguous ground-truth boundaries for evaluation.
In contrast to PDF equations, which are often used in other contexts, CDF equations allow for straightforward and unambiguous determination of boundary conditions with respect to sample variables.
Among others, these "golden rules" comprises (1) appropriate stereotaxic references for any given point within the brain, (2) complete segmentation for unambiguous representation of the boundaries of the brain nuclei, (3) comprehensive and detailed representation of brain structures and (4) usage of standardized nomenclature.
The standard boundaries define an unambiguous constellation for each star.
After identifying segments of gain and loss, the algorithm adjusted segment boundaries if an unambiguous single breakpoint was located less than half of the bin size away from the segment boundary.
After these steps, the connections on simplified graph were broke at repeat boundaries, and then the unambiguous fragments produced from the graph were defined as contigs.
This equation accurately captured the structured boundary between ambiguous and unambiguous frequency ITD combinations, as determined numerically.
