which neither takes into account the variation of features across homogeneous regions nor allows flexible weighting according to the discriminatory power of the local features.
Though the texture and tone bear an inextricable relationship to one another in an image patch, the dominant property is the texture, when the patch has wide variation of features of discrete gray tone [31].
(ii) In the approach reported in [19, 21, 22], the potential function is defined as (10) which neither takes into account the variation of features across homogeneous regions nor allows flexible weighting according to the discriminatory power of the local features.
It is important to investigate the conservation and variation of features relevant to splicing throughout the evolution of eukaryotes from two points of view.
In order to receive expedient information about the biological process of interest, the applied radiotracers have to fulfil a variation of features.
Most wild individuals had negative values, whereas most individuals from managed in situ and cultivated populations had positive values in the first principal components, indicating the trends of variation of features with higher weight in this principal component.
With patience, and a halfway decent pair of binoculars, you will begin to recognise individual animals through the variations of features such as facial stripes on badgers, the white tag at the end of a fox's brush, the antler shapes of roe deer or nicks in the hare's ears.
Emotional expression communicates emotions like joy or tenderness through variations of features like tempo and volume.
Beyond their evident beauty, EPIC's photos "will be used to study the daily variations of features over the entire globe, helping us to better understand ― and protect ― our home planet," Herman says.
