Sentence examples for whose modalities from inspiring English sources

To specify properties of executions, we consider any temporal logic whose modalities are definable in monadic second-order logic and which, in addition, allows PDL-like path expressions.

Unsurprisingly, there is also a corresponding notion of necessity (whose modality is often noted □).

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first demonstration of a strength link between these two elements which are logically and theoretically related but whose modality of respective behavior was not completely clear.

This is a healing benign neoplasm exclusive to humans whose therapeutic modalities are unsatisfactory and present a high rate of recurrence.

For example, in insect and frog species whose communication modality for mate attraction is mainly acoustic signals, there is a strong correlation between body size and carrier frequency [ 20].

Some of these modalities are not stimulated by our method at all; this includes all modalities whose information is transmitted through C-fiber afferents, which are activated by stimulus currents higher than those of the myelinated cutaneous afferents (Malmivuo & Plonsey, 1995).

The proposed method has been used for other medical registration problems, but the application to PCa and to these specific modalities (whose advantages have been explained before) is, to our knowledge, novel.

THRIVE system can be used with any existing biometric modality whose templates can be transformed into a binary vector and decision can be based on Hamming distances between binary templates.

This study translates the MSR study for a species whose primary sensory modality is olfaction, and finds both that natural sniffing behaviour can be replicated in the lab and that dogs show more investigative interest in their own odours when modified.

The authors also report a contingent-negative variation (CNV) which was independent of sensory modality, whose sources originated in a fronto-parietal network and which was concurrent with the sensory-specific sustained responses.

These side-effects can significantly affect the life quality of patients and are not acceptable when PDT is used as an adjuvant modality whose main purpose is to enhance chemotherapy.