Sentence examples for based on detecting imperfections from inspiring English sources
The results of their research will be unveiled formally on November 5th at the International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies in Salt Lake City.Though the approaches of the three researchers differ slightly, all are based on detecting imperfections in the print quality of documents.
The thunderstorm-detector is based entirely on detecting static.
"It actually shows part of the beauty and richness that is in humans, which is based on their imperfections," Hennig says.
It is therefore, in our opinion, neither fair nor realistic to expect people to know everything, and not to accept public opinions based on imperfections of understanding.
Clinical quality interventions in a population are based on the existing imperfections found by prior data collections of quality indicators, as we have demonstrated in our community.
Trish McDermott, match.com's vice president for romance, said that members have told her "they feel a friendship or kinship" from meeting on the site, and "they are less likely or willing to reject someone based on minor physical imperfection".
It is picked clean of litter three to four times daily; trod by about 1,200 pairs of feet on a typical warm sunny afternoon at 1 15, its busiest time; watered at night; and photographed daily from the 31st floor of a nearby building to detect imperfections that cannot be seen at ground level.
Papers dealing with the effect of imperfection and cutouts in laminated composite structures (Leissa 1985) are available in the literature, based on Koiter's (1970) imperfection shell theory.
Its only 6 am and I'm leading a workshop this morning based on The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown (is there irony here or what?).
The simplified method is calibrated to predict the ultimate load for struts with tolerance level global imperfections and combined imperfections based on the parametric study, which also reveals that local and global imperfections are relatively more significant where global and local buckling are critical respectively.
