Sentence examples for using spoke from inspiring English sources

Some databases represent experimentally observed complexes as interactions with more than two participants, while others expand them into binary interactions using spoke or matrix model.

Some databases represent experimentally observed complexes as interactions with more than two participants, while others expand them into binary interactions using spoke or matrix model (1).

"If you are a cereal company looking to market healthy cereals to kids," says the team, "use spokes-characters that make eye contact with children to create brand loyalty!" Eye-contact from captivating characters could easily be used to get kids interested in, and connected to, the healthy brands as well.

Check the tightness of your spokes using a spoke wrench.

MRF was applied using the spoke model, using the parameters suggested by Rungsarityotin et al. (2007), i.e. K = 698 and ψ = 3.5.

In a recent study, Bader and Hogue [ 16] showed that pairs identified using the spoke model were more likely to be correct (i.e. in agreement with published literature) than interactions derived using the matrix model.

This is commonly done by translating non-binary CoIP associations, of a bait to the set of preys obtained by tagging it, into binary interactions using the spoke model (Bader and Hogue, 2002), where a purification is translated into a set of pairwise interactions between the bait and each of the precipitated preys.

The cluster set provided by Rungsarityotin et al. (2007) was computed by applying MRF using the spoke model to the Gavin et al. (2006) dataset (the MRF results with the matrix model were inferior and, hence, were not used in the comparison).

When using a spoke wrench, remember to turn the wrench the opposite direction from normal.

Palpation should be methodical and performed over the entire breast; it is done either in concentric circles or outward from the nipple, using a spokes-of-a-wheel approach.

Finally, a pilot intervention was conducted with four to five year-old children (n = 16) to demonstrate the efficacy of using licensed (spokes) characters to package and promote intake of fruits and vegetables.