Sentence examples for which also splits from inspiring English sources

Related to BBHE, dualistic sub-image histogram equalization (DSIHE) technique was offered [25], which also splits the processed image into two sub-images, but instead of using the average of the input image, it uses its median to increase the entropy of the resulted image.

A. lagunensis lacks both rps20 and glnB, as does the haptophyte Emiliania huxleyi, which also splits rpoC2C1 B1 and rpl33/ rps18 into distantly-located clusters.

The similarity in p-values between the GDT and the FBAT, which also splits extended pedigrees, suggests the difference in handling of extended pedigree structure between the methods did not overly affect the association test result in this instance.

Their eight-game match, which was played in 1993 in Monaco, ended with two wins apiece and three draws, forcing a two-game extension that was split, leading to yet another two-game extension, which also was split.

The new proclamations, which also will split up both monuments into several smaller ones, would cut the overall size of Bears Ears from 1.35 million acres to 201,397 acres and Grand Staircase-Escalante from nearly 1.9 million acres to 997,490 acres.

Furthermore, each extension of Ap(G) which splits algebraically also splits strongly.

Behind the second row is a surprisingly roomy third seat, which is also split.

This is only one of many rifts in Thai society, which is also split along geographic lines and by loyalties to political clans and specific politicians.

The fused parts form a short bar extending across the center ventral face of the typhlosole to meet the lateral flaps of the other side, which are also split and fused as just described.

In the audio commentary for the episode, Nalluri stated he was not inspired by the American series 24, which also uses split screen, as he was not yet aware of the show.

The two-component result was also problematic for the new quantum theory, which also predicts no splitting for an angular momentum zero state and three components for an \(L = 1\) state.