Sentence examples for approach of segmenting from inspiring English sources
We think our approach of segmenting the labour market by occupations is more suited to the study of immigration because when it comes to the measurement of education levels of migrants, one finds that it is often tricky to accurately compare education qualifications across countries, given the different education systems and arguably differences in the quality of education.
This approach outperforms the existing approaches in terms of segmenting solid and perfect skin regions.
Rajab, Woolfson and Morgan [48] proposed an approach for segmenting regions of injured human skin.
Given obtained segmentation results, the proposed method could be considered as a satisfying first approach for segmenting regions of interest in a breast.
In the following section we stress the approach of occupationally segmented labour markets to outline how occupational change and unskilled employment can be understood as related outcomes.
The combination of thresholding approaches, for segmenting the soil and the sky, makes the second contribution; finally the adjusting of the supervised fuzzy clustering approach for identifying sub-textures automatically, makes the third finding.
In this paper, a novel approach is introduced to enhance RFS, called Smooth RFS (SRFS), in which the approaches of segment patching and asynchronous downloading playing are proposed for achieving a smooth broadcast of variable-bit-rate (VBR) -encoded videos.
This approach explains the performance of segmented elements during the transition from the refractive into the diffractive regime.
To address the broadcast storm problem, we have adopted the approach of road segment division and selected the segment leaders who are responsible for relaying the warning messages over multiple hops to further nodes.
This study represents a contribution towards the development of engineered approaches for the design of segmented linings.
This paper describes an approach to the problem of segmenting and classifying regions in multidimensional images that performs a joint two-step process.
