Sentence examples for * time landmarks from inspiring English sources

The third solution is to randomly select, at each training initialization time, landmarks among a very large set of nodes making it either infeasible or very costly for the CSP to blacklist all those nodes.

To avoid this attack, a solution is to randomly select, at each training step initialization time, landmarks among a very large set of nodes, which makes it either infeasible or very costly for CSP to learn and deploy an RTT forgery for each participating landmark.

Long-time landmarks having been reduced to disorienting facades.

Futuristic architecture is the standout trend in fashion this spring, with catwalk shows staged in ahead-of-their-time landmarks.

Visitors enter the 62-acre park through a Spanish Revival-style 1930's Hollywood studio gate and stroll along a Los Angeles street that replicates one-time landmarks like the Brown Derby restaurant and Schwab's drugstore.

The animals spent no time learning landmarks along the way; they oriented themselves right at the start and took the shortest route.

We agree with Wilson and colleagues that the shorter procedure time with landmarks demonstrates that residents acquired certain skills during the ultrasound-guided period.

However, in rTKA most of the time anatomical landmarks have disappeared because of extensive bone loss, making it more difficult to adequately implant the prosthesis.

NOTE: Each of the 12 CE videos was divided into four segments of equal length, according to the small bowel transit time, and landmarks were placed to identify the last 10 minutes of every quartile.

Each of the 12 CE videos was divided into four segments of equal length, according to the small-bowel transit time, and landmarks were placed to identify the last 10 minutes of every quartile.

This could include giving directionality to landmarks, or acting as time-dependent landmarks involved in place recognition.