The phrase "accidental detection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is detected unintentionally or without prior knowledge.
Example: "The system's accidental detection of the anomaly raised concerns about its reliability."
Alternatives: "unintentional detection" or "inadvertent detection".
We have shown that in case of extensive spatial sampling, there is a higher chance of accidental detection of high frequency oscillations/gamma activity over the occipital-junctional and the rolandic regions using commonly-employed statistical methods.
He described during his talk how the tyrosine kinase field exploded after his initial, almost accidental, detection of phosphorylated tyrosine in Polyoma antigen immunoprecipitations in 1977 [ 23].
The above brief review of recent history highlights that pathogen discovery has been accomplished in very different scenarios, from accidental detection of 'orphan' viruses to the confirmation of bat origin of known diseases using targeted surveillance.
Apple already does some touch rejection with the latest iPads and their thinner side bezels, and with palm rejection in some apps, but this could theoretically help improve the performance of any accidental touch detection.
Already, Apple's iOS displays are among the best when it comes to accidental touch detection, but this system would make that even better, which could potentially allow for further reduction of bezel size, for instance, or even making it possible to determine different kinds of input based not only on how many fingers are used, but on the force of the press.
That should help with using the phones in cooler weather or for those who like to keep their fingernails long (the guitar-playing set will be thrilled!), but you have to wonder how it'll work with things like accidental touch detection when placed in pockets.
In relation to self-recognition, it is possible to solve this conundrum if it can be assumed to be more probable that a true change in concentration, rather than accidental noise-driven detection, has occurred.
Efficient methods for the detection of accidental or intentional contamination of common wheat to durum wheat products are therefore required.
VTouch tells the WSJ that its version of gesture interaction is better because it takes into account not only the hand motions themselves, but also a user's eye movements, to help prevent detection of accidental input and better determine user intent.
In severe cases of accidental coolant loss (helium, nitrogen) or argon, detection systems produce alarms, which result in the activation of emergency gas extraction.
Errors in Q.Com arise from accidental coincidences and are therefore related to the coincidence detection time window τ.
