Sentence examples for clutter I from inspiring English sources

Preliminary studies can be found in [24 26] where a flexible tag architecture as well as a backscatter signaling scheme robust to the presence of clutter (i.e., reflections coming from surrounding objects) are presented.

In this case, MLPs were used as non-linear filters to adapt the filtering to the non-linear properties of the sea clutter, i.e., they were able to implement non-linear functions.

Clean lines and no clutter, I find, bring me the most peace.

Elsewhere, fellow hoarder Laurie sums up her attraction to clutter: "I have stuff.

I don't like clutter; I like to have a clear and focused space.

Beholding the clutter, I was immediately grateful for the clip-on system, and for Mr. Horstman's final bit of advice.

We assume that real measurements are cluttered, i.e., in addition to data originating from the target, a set of measurements corresponds to no targets [9 11, 19].

De-cluttering: I suspect that a large part of the reason I don't collect things (papers, books, junk, etc) and can never conceive of being a hoarder is that I am keenly aware that negativity breads in clutter.

After stacking c l for all the pulses, we obtain the matrix C = c 1, c 2, …, c L ∈ C KN × L as the clutter data, i.e., C = ∑ i = 1 N c M K ξ θ i a R θ i ⊗ R S ¯ C h θ i ⊙ a T θ i a T f d θ i. (9).

I typically suffer from gadget clutter when I travel, but I wouldn't mind toting these suckers with me they're probably worth the space if you have a Zen Stone.

Bats adapted to foraging in high-clutter and background-clutter environments (i.e., forest fragments and low-management coffee) showed significant changes species composition across the intensification gradient, and demonstrated significantly reduced overall activity and feeding activity – but not species richness – with increasing agricultural intensification.