Sentence examples for an improved technique from inspiring English sources
Secondly, we investigate the improved spread spectrum (ISS) embedding, an improved technique of the traditional additive SS, and propose the modified ISS scheme for information hiding in the magnitudes of the DFT coefficients and the optimal ML decoders for ISS embedding are derived.
Like other journalists, she secretly interviewed (with an improved technique) the regime's victims 'because some day we would have democracy back and our evidence would help to bring to justice the murderers and torturers'.
A pediatrician at Yale says he has developed an improved technique for detecting lice eggs, known as nits, raising hope for the day when parents will not have to spend long hours delousing their children -- only to find that a few missed eggs forces them to begin all over again.
Einstein says those tests are under way, and that an improved technique using neural nets is on the horizon.
In this study, we propose an improved technique to perform large-scale SNP genotyping.
After HE, an improved technique was proposed, known as CLAHE [23] to provide a better contrast for the processed images.
This study aims to present an improved technique for auricular cartilage harvest that maximizes graft volume while preserving auricular cosmesis.
The aim of this study was to demonstrate the efficacy of surgical decompression by means of both endoscopic and open surgery, through an innovative and improved technique compared with beforehand evaluated surgical techniques.
Furthermore, an improved numerical technique designated the temperature technique is developed for constructing the HEN CCs by using temperature as the independent variable.
Application of microwave irradiation method proved to be a rapid and improved technique for dye extraction and significantly reduced the extraction time.
The newer technique of MegaOATS is regarded as an improved surgical technique, making surgery easier and faster, but it does not change the basic principles of the procedure.
