Sentence examples for client to detect from inspiring English sources

A Kinect is installed at each client to detect the user's gesture information from different viewpoints.

Of the 175 dogs J&K has sold to clients to detect bedbugs, 90% are beagles or beagle mixes.

For example, the intervention may include all eligible clients entering the service during a set period of time, or it may involve a sufficient number of clients to detect a medium to large effect size across specific HLQ domains (i.e., pre-post change equivalent to a change of at least 0.5 standard deviations using alpha = 0.05 and beta = 0.9).

Through cognitive therapy, therapist and client aim to detect and modify the client's dysfunctional, disturbing cognitions regarding sexuality that arise during exercises.

There is little a client can do to detect a decoy or avoid arrest once a negotiation for a sex act and price has been completed; similarly, police exercise very little discretion or control over which clients are ultimately arrested.

As an additional control measure, the broker could control the serial numbers generated for the different clients in order to detect a possible attack on the key used to generate e-coins for a client.

A major strength of this study is the use of an individualised, client-centred outcome to detect problems in ADLs (COPM).

During the time period in which WT-HSPB5 inhibits client protein aggregation, we were unable to detect a complex with the client, either by SEC or by EM.

However, we can see significant shares of client types which are hard to detect using a host-based pairing method.

The jth network client I4(1) is now able to detect the desired signal from the jth network AP1 and logs the results to the host PC.

In fact, none of the major software vendors implementing malware-detection in the cloud are offering "cloud computing" in that pure form: Each application still involves installing software on the desktop to more easily scan a client's machine and also to detect threats that come from sources other than the Internet, such as a USB drive.