Sentence examples for Degraded quality from inspiring English sources

In real-world applications, however, face images usually are of degraded quality due to expression variations, disguises, and partial occlusions.

The price of UDP's speed is dropped packets of data a result familiar to anyone who has endured the degraded quality of a video stream or telephone conversation when at the limits of a wireless network's range.

There is increasing awareness that solutions to degraded quality and excessive quantity of stormwater and resulting impacts on downstream water bodies may require a watershed approach to management rather that the incremental approach that is now common.

Among these problems are uncontrolled developments in the fringes, inadequate urban services, spiralling land prices and construction costs, the proliferation of slums and the degraded quality of the urban environment.

It has been empirically observed in both experiments and particle-in-cell simulations that space-charge-dominated beams suffer strong growth in statistical phase-space area (degraded quality) and particle losses in alternating gradient quadrupole transport channels when the undepressed phase advance σ0 increases beyond about 85∘ per lattice period.

The robustness of the algorithm when processing signals of degraded quality is also measured.

Degraded air quality severely affects the health of citizens worldwide.

According to the authority's draft, the ports corporation could give no assurance Abbot Point seagrasses could withstand six to seven years of degraded water quality.

Lyndhurst commissioners said in the resolution that the Passaic's "long history of industrialization" had "resulted in degraded water quality, sediment contamination, loss of wetlands and abandoned or underutilized properties along its shores".

Urban land had a higher positive relationship with degraded water quality at small scales than at large scales, whereas agricultural land displayed the opposite scale effects.

Hansen said most previous studies have focused on the cost to airlines; the new study analyzed the complex relationship between flight delay and passenger delay, and considered how degraded service quality affects the demand for air travel.