Sentence examples for characterize object from inspiring English sources
Based on the concept of DSO, we propose a framework to characterize object access patterns, along three orthogonal dimensions.
The object units characterize object features at the central visual field, and these are activated while fixating on a corresponding object at the center of the field.
The method utilizes optical Fourier filtering based on tunable Gabor-like filters for their ability to directly characterize object structure in situ and without relying on a predictive scatter model such as Mie theory [ 8– 10].
VENUS (Versatile Neutron Imaging Beam line at the Spallation Neutron Source) will be a world-class neutron-imaging instrument that will uniquely utilize the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) time-of-flight (TOF) capabilities to measure and characterize objects across several length scales (mm to μm).
Once properties are accepted, however, one would typically say that they characterize objects or, conversely, that objects instantiate or exemplify them (as we shall see in more detail in the next section).
PCA and cluster analysis (CA) are two unsupervised methods that allow us to deduce how certain variables (metals concentration, other parameters of the soil or plants) that characterize objects (soil, plant) determine their association.
The former aim to characterize objects by a set of features (e.g., corners [17] and edges [18] have been used to represent vehicles) and to subsequently track them through inter-frame feature matching.
Nomenclature not only gives a name to objects, but can also be used to characterize objects.
Finally, this new algorithm allows characterizing objects according to the distance between their surfaces and the laser array system.
These results led to the conclusion that adaptational effects enhanced the influence of discontinuities in stimulus parameters and, thus, of features characterizing objects in the environment.
Being existent can characterize an object without that object exemplifying existence.
