Sentence examples for I a detection from inspiring English sources

The hardware is composed by: (i) a detection system based on a Si SDD detector; (ii) a VME host running Linux; (iii) a on-site developed VME module having 4 acquisition, processing and control (APC) channels.

We performed three different Illumina RNA-seq experiments; i) a detection, ii) an orientation and iii) a kinetic run.

Let Z = { z i } be the set of all the detections, where z i =(x i,s i,a i,t i ) is a detection; x i represents the xy-position in pixels, s i its width in pixels, a i the appearance descriptor, and t i the time (frame index) in the video.

1. ALOHA: We note that the expected number of transmissions by sensor i during a detection cycle is Lq i.

Introducing new space time information with short-term tracking implies extending the observation z i of a detection with the new positions given by the tracker.

In the context of this paper we present the summary of the results obtained on a 3-case studies in the domain of real-time image processing: (i) a motion detection application,   (ii) an artificial extension of this detection application,   (iii) a robotic vision application.  . a motion detection application, an artificial extension of this detection application, a robotic vision application.

The use of such a SAP can ultrasensitively and selectively detect Ag(I), giving a detection limit down to 0.64 nM.

This proposed electrode, with optimum composition, exhibits a wide dynamic range of 8.6 × 10− 8 to 1.0 × 10− 1 M toward silver(I) with a detection limit of 8.0 × 10− 8 M and a Nernstian slope of 60.8 ± 0.2 mV dec− 1.

The optimum condition for sensing ability of I with a detection limit of ca. 2 μM of Zn II) was found at solution pH 8.6 and at excitation wavelength of 380 nm.

Specifically, the on-line integration of emotional semantic and prosodic features was studied by recording ERPs in response to combined emotional prosodic and semantic expectancy violations (i.e. a detection of abrupt semantic content and speaker tone change).

The use of this predictor led to the correct prediction of estrus in 32 of 41 episodes (i.e., a detection rate of 78%).