Facebook said it now employs audio technology to help catch any new uploads because the platform had trouble detecting screen recordings and other variants of the shooting footage.
The knockout ants had no trouble detecting food.
That model had trouble detecting a single object appearing multiple times in the same image.
Full-body scanners can't detect bombs hidden inside the body, and sometimes have trouble detecting plastics, chemicals, and liquid.
He concedes that incandescents are about 10percentt warmer, but he insists that "the average consumer would have trouble detecting the difference".
Similarly, dogs trained to find a stationary explosive planted at a site may have trouble detecting a moving explosive such as one being carried in a backpack.
In music, even sophisticated listeners have trouble detecting differences between the handful of best cellists in the world and those in the next tier.
But Perspective has trouble detecting the sentiment behind a comment—a problem I predicted would trouble Jigsaw when I examined its ambitions in December (see "If Only AI Could Save Us From Ourselves").
If you have persistent trouble detecting or identifying odors, that may be an early sign of dementia, according to a study in the Sept. 25, 2017, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
Note that if I were to walk into your room and flick the light off and on for 80 msec, you'd have no trouble detecting that — so this means that your brain is 'accounting' for the gap somehow.
Inside a sparkling clean, hangarlike shed on the waterfront here, where even the keenest nose would have trouble detecting a fishy smell, the sleek, silvery fish are lined up on pallets on the floor, with crushed ice clinging to them.
