Sentence examples for combined sensing from inspiring English sources

Although the pilot studies use the RGB-D caMicrosoftrosoft® Kinect, as the sensing device, it is worth noting that the fusion-based idea behind the proposed framework is also applicable for other stand-alone or combined sensing devices as long as the sensing devices could provide pairs of color and depth images with the one-on-one correspondence.

Combined sensing also discriminates better between walking with or without an external load as well as between walking on a flat or sloping surface compared with acceleration alone.

When the CRs decide to form a coalition then the entire coalition cannot transmit data until sensing reports are collected and the final combined sensing decision is transmitted to all the coalition members (see Figure 3).

CRs in any coalition decide to transmit or not, based on the final combined sensing decision of the coalition head.

"We have also lost a wonderful clown whose combined sense of mischief and creativity delightedly touched our hearts.

Credit goes not only to the clear-sky vocals of the front woman, Jenny Lewis, and the mellow guitar playing of Blake Sennett but to the group's combined sense of adventurousness.

Caution suggests current poll leads result more from a combined sense of relief at Blair going and the rejection of an incompetent, passé alternative than they do from a belief in the government being committed to real change.

Unfortunately, this combined sense of optimality is practically impossible to achieve, except for some trial types of bases.

It is difficult to imagine the successful trialing of the T3 without such in-depth involvement and combined sense of purpose by both researchers and decision-makers.

It combines sensing information of several secondary users to make more accurate detection.

Our model also takes into account the overhead in combining sensing reports.