Sentence examples for aim of localization from inspiring English sources

The aim of localization is to determine target coordinates in defined coordinate systems whereby target locations estimated in consecutive time instants create target trajectory.

The aim of the source localization system is to find a geometrical point of intersection using the measurements from each receiver, such as the time difference of arrival (TDOA), time of arrival (TOA), or received signal strength (RSS).

To determine if KLF6-SV1 stability was also influenced by nucleo-cytoplasmic transport, we added the KLF6 NLS to KLF6-SV1 withethe aim of restoring nuclear localization.

We therefore carried out a study of consecutive patients with the aim of systematically recording localization details obtained with TOG and TNG and evaluating their comparability.

"We are aiming to bring portions of Model 3 production to China during 2019 and to progressively increase the level of localization through local sourcing and manufacturing," Tesla said in its earnings report.

The use of GPS in the proposed SHEAR protocol is aimed at the accuracy of localization.

This paper presents a hybrid localization scheme that combines received signal strength (RSS) and round-trip time (RTT) information with the aim of improving the previous localization schemes.

We therefore aimed to examine the importance of localization of TAMs on tumor-promoting capabilities and whether localization in the TS or tumor nest (TN) is of prognostic relevance in breast cancer.

In this paper we aim for improving the reliability and precision of localization of our multimodal data fusion algorithm.

With the aim of achieving a more precise localization of the sex determination QTL, new single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers with putative positions on the S. viminalis chromosome XV were genotyped in more individuals.

The revolution of molecular biology brought about the rapid development of anatomy aimed at the localization of the numerous receptor subunits, ion channels, transporters and other proteins at the regional, cellular and subcellular levels that are being cloned every day (e.g. see Nusser, 2000).