Sentence examples for basic detection from inspiring English sources
Neither is the basic detection method new: it was in use 20 years ago.
"Chemical weapons detector paper enables the basic detection of chemical weapons agents.
The tools necessary to develop basic detection or estimation algorithms for new problems are also presented, but generally require a greater familiarity with signal processing and mathematical statistics.
The status of the stormy conditions in the status log will be updated from "quiet" to "stormapproach," and the detection will also be logged as a CME rather than a basic detection.
Three basic detection methods for diagnosis have been used in this system since surveillance began.
With the aforementioned advantages of PCR-ELISA and its semiquantitative ability, a number of researchers propose the use of PCR-ELISA in a diverse range of fields, from basic detection and diagnosis to quality control and quantitative monitoring of infectious disease, food allergen detection, plant pathogens and biomarkers, with detection as its main application.
Additional GeorgiePhone functions include weather, finding the nearest bus stop, and basic colour detection to check if you are wearing matching socks.
Okay, this sounds similar to the old player impact engine but McHardy says it offers a new level above the basic collision detection, making physicality much more a part of the control system.
The PIX goes beyond its firewall nature by providing additional services such as encryption for data transported across insecure networks and basic intrusion detection.
The White House, which launched an initiative in February aimed at preventing the global spread of infectious-disease epidemics, will host a meeting Friday of officials from 44 countries to discuss how to develop basic disease detection and monitoring systems to contain the spread of deadly illnesses.
This deficit could not be explained by impairments in basic attention, detection, inhibition or multiple instruction processing, and there was also no deficit in event-based prospective memory conditions.
