When presented with pictures of faces, people with autism tend to look only fleetingly at the eyes, and eye-tracking experiments can accurately pick this up.
The skin type dial provides adequate explanation of pigmentation, such as "Light brown skin, no freckles, good tanning ability," to accurately pick your type.
Microphones, for example, must be positioned to accurately pick up the driver's voice, but be placed as far away as possible from noisy equipment like fans and turn signals.
You could, after all, be quite neutrally aware that someone is lovable without in fact loving them, or that someone's behaviour is offensive without feeling offended; as (in Goldie's illustrative analogy) a colour-blind person could have the capacity to accurately pick out colours which the normally sighted person actually experiences.
The students out here vary in their ability to detect the odor of paste on grass stalks; some of them are as bad at this as I am, but others can accurately pick out a grass stalk marked by a hyena from among hundreds of unmarked stalks.
It is worth noting that the inverted models accurately pick the time when the resistivity change occurs.
Today we can throw massive amounts of images into a deep learning algorithm and fairly accurately pick out a cow from the field in which it's grazing.
RadioShack's Sound Level Meter, which reads sounds from 50 to 126dB across seven ranges, uses an omni-directional electrets condenser microphone to accurately pick up audible waves from all directions.
The Akaike information criterion (AIC) described in Akaike (1974) has been used successfully in seismology in the past (Sleeman and Eck 1999; St-Onge et al. 2011) for automated detection of P-wave onsets and may be able to accurately pick out geomagnetic storm commencements, and has been used at the Conrad Observatory with reasonable success in the past.
By integrating computer vision and motion control algorithms, the system visually tracks a cell in real time and controls multiple positioning devices simultaneously to accurately pick up a single cell, transfer it to a desired substrate, and deposit it at a specified location.
