Sentence examples for blind time from inspiring English sources

Ideally, the blind time should be reduced to zero, meaning 100% sensing efficiency to achieve seamless detection.

The time interval when sampling activity is put onto hold is referred to as the blind time.

The blind time is equal to the original processing time minus the sampling time, as shown in plot (b) of Figure4.

When no parallelism is present, the sample acquisition alternates with the processing phase, and as such, the blind time of the sensing engine is equal to the processing time (as illustrated in plot (a) of Figure4).

Emile and Comon[44] proposed an elegant blind time delay estimation algorithm for a simplified convolutive mixture: x 1 ( t ) = s 1 ( t ) + s 2 ( t ) + ⋯ + s N sig ( t ) + b 1 ( t ) x 2 ( t ) = α 1 s 1 ( t − τ 1 ) + α 2 s 2 ( t − τ 2 ) + ⋯ + α N sig s N sig ( t − τ N sig ) + b 2 ( t ).

This is due to two reasons: the relatively coarse resolution used (roughly estimated as ∼3 × voxel size ∼3 × (1.4 μm)) which limits the possibility of resolving smaller structures; and the fact that scans were carried out every minute, resulting of a "blind" time of up to 60 s during which no tomographic images were taken.

Or has the last 64 days been a relatively colour-blind time?

So said the media which, prior to 4 November and ever since, have proselytized about the dawn of this colour-blind time in American history.

We performed a single-blind time-series intervention study in the University Medical Centre in Utrecht, The Netherlands, with over 11 000 employees and over 1000 hospital beds.

The attack, in June 1959, scarred her face and left her almost completely blind; over time, she lost what sight remained.

He became blind some time before his death but continued to attend the assembly and offer his opinion, which was usually accepted by a unanimous vote.