Sentence examples for by the detection process from inspiring English sources
The advantage of this approach is that after the second occurrence, each repeated advertisement will be added into the Repeated Ad Database and its recurrence will be quickly detected by the detection process.
Main issues are large latency caused by the detection process, which is in the order of seconds, and the low accuracy of the positioning of the smartphone using radio signals.
While in [6], repeated sequences could only be identified solely based on the discovery process, SSS employs an Repeated Ad Database to store detected ads so that once a new advertisement is found, its recurrences could be identified easily by the detection process.
This difference can probably be explained by the detection process.
Although partial slot sensing can enable the SU to perform sensing immediately after the arrival of the PU and hence have a prompt reaction to protect PUs, for the sake of simplifying the analysis, we consider only the full slot sensing by assuming that the detection process will begin from the first full time slot following the SU arrival.
This timing resolution is determined by the different components involved in the detection process: the scintillator, the photomultiplier tubes, and the processing electronics.
Temporal information is integrated into the detection process by the spatiotemporal features presented in Section 3.5.
It again speeds up the detection process by the sliding window detector since most cut out image patches can be declined after evaluating only few stages so that a real-time detection is possible.
The disadvantage is that information provided only by a small part of the object may easily be corrupted by, e.g., noise, and mislead the detection process.
The detection process by which animals react to the presence of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) may be a form of sensory transduction.
To observe the collapse we would need a super technology which allows for the "undoing" of a quantum experiment, including a reversal of the detection process by macroscopic devices.
