Sentence examples for Remote understanding from inspiring English sources

"I've picked up pieces along the way: learning how we interact with video from my time on Final Cut; thinking about how entertainment, mobile devices, and the home all fit together from when I built the first iOS app: Remote; understanding the attraction that people have to move images over text, from my time building autoplay video at Facebook," he says.

Anyone with a remote understanding of Jewish history should see the dangers of this.

Anne H. McKinley, 71, of Prescott, Ariz., a longtime advocate for the elderly, said, "most seniors do not have even a remote understanding" of what they will have to spend.

This should include not trading in derivatives and other "financial products" about which none of them have the remotest understanding.

Such a person could arguably pass a Chinese-language Turing test for intelligence without having the remotest understanding of the Chinese sentences he is manipulating.

Her research interests include remote sensing image understanding, pattern recognition, and computer vision.

His current research interests include remote sensing image understanding, pattern recognition, computer vision, intelligent computer, and statistical signal analysis.

Edge-driven approaches have been extensively used in understanding remote sensing images and detecting man-made objects in them.

If one can use PG to estimate the increased (sigma) values by floating radioactive particles in the air, that would become a useful remote sensing clue for understanding the atmospheric transport of radioactive particles, particularly after accidents at nuclear plants.

Combining both GIS and remote sensing resulted in understanding the phenomenon of earthquake and creating a hazard map for risk prone area that will be helpful for future planning and further strategies (Figure 2).

In collaboration with the university's Institute for Environmental Studies, the departments of geography and forestry, and various Chinese government agencies and universities, this project funded by the Canadian International Development Agency applies Canadian modeling and remote sensing technology to understanding the role of land-use change in China's carbon cycle.