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He has managed to combine a set of implanted electrodes with a custom-built osseointegrated socket.One advantage of such a socket is that it allows implanted electrodes to control the prosthesis, instead of relying on second-hand signals detected through the skin.
This is where you combine a set of actions to be triggered with just a tap or your voice – like those shown in the video.
This paper presents the idea about how to combine a set of software and hardware resources available in literature to be used as support to control engineering education.
Multi-focus image fusion aims to combine a set of images that are captured from the same scene but with different focuses for producing another sharper image.
The authors use a tree-based regression model to represent the mapping function γ, where a set of predefined operators (e.g., summation, multiplication) combine a set of candidate features directly computable from the encoded bitstream.
Especially, we combine a set of basis function in spectral space included in (H_{0}^{2}(Theta)) with two basis functions in spectral space included in (H_{0}^{1}(Theta)) to formulate the basis functions.
Our experiment is to our knowledge unique in combining a set of Microcystis strains and Daphnia genotypes in all pairwise combinations and provides strong evidence for genotype × genotype interactions shaping defences and counter-defences in auto- and heterotrophs.
A mix of low-tech and high-tech, the production combines a set of scattered boxes and cardboard tubes with inventive video projections and sophisticated animation.
He also combined a set of qualities rarely found in a single person: a genius for chemistry, a passion for good design, a daring, innovative style in manufacturing and a genius for marketing.
The royal nobat ensemble combines a set of vertically suspended gongs with double-reed instruments (called serunai) and single- and double-headed drums to mark important palace events, such as coronations, marriages, deaths, and the reception of honoured guests.
