Sentence examples for well-defined distinction from inspiring English sources

Feature masks are evolved to identify and select optimal/near-optimal features from a training set and eliminate irrelevant or redundant features, which create a well-defined distinction between self (benign) and non-self (malicious) apps.

These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.

Here, there seems to be a significantly clearer and relatively well-defined manner of drawing a distinction between the abstract and the concrete.

Note that is well-defined and since.

Often the semantic distinction between age and aging is not well-defined even by those who use the terms.

I have shown that, in the context of choices that discriminating agents make between well-defined small sets of individuals among whom they make simultaneous distinctions, i.e., in the studies of the impacts of beauty, the conclusions are unambiguous.

First, the distinction between normal sadness or grief and symptoms indicating a depressive episode is not well-defined.

Apart from the previously observed conformational distinction around the loop I108-G129, the peptide K107-E128 was disordered in the high salt structure but adopted a well-defined helix loop helix motif in the low salt structure as previously observed in the R163K mutant [ 29] and the ternary complex (PDB: 1HVY) [ 30].

Corralling this chaos requires well-defined roles.

We had a great starting point: characters were well-defined with well-defined relationships".

"You start with a well-defined state, and you end with a well-defined state.