Sentence examples for computerized pattern from inspiring English sources

But making sense out of these thousands of points of light is a mind-boggling problem that will probably require computerized pattern matching.

The SPMS is designed with a set of standard methods of measurements and computerized pattern drafting software (YUKA) to adjust the pressure range through computation of the percentage of strain directly on the drafted pattern.

The surface texture is artificially created by mimicking laser marking (i.e., with parallel rays) based on a computerized pattern.

In particular, the spectral patterns of different cell types being different, computerized pattern recognition can be used to assign each pixel into constituent cell types.

Others create and sell the computerized patterns; thousands of digitized embroidery designs are available on the Internet.

The writer describes an incident last summer when Ades checked himself into the hospital after he had tried to replicate by hand the computerized patterns of techno music.

Nothing better expressed the meld of Florentine history and modern-day reality than the computerized patterns of Peter Pilotto design, projected on aged walls, woven into carpets or printed on the streamlined clothes worn by the models.

Vice Adm. Tom Collins of the Coast Guard said search teams had conducted 51 computerized patterns over 36 square miles and by mid-afternoon had found four bodies -- those of an infant, a man and two women -- and more than a dozen boxes of mostly small pieces of airplane debris, seat upholstery and personal effects, but no survivors.

Data processing was carried out with the help of a computerized mathematical pattern recognition methodology, which ensured reliable discrimination between the generalized health status in the areas under study.

These findings suggest that a qualitative assessment of the computerized fibrosis pattern might still be necessary for an accurate interpretation of computerized fibrosis ratio, because a merely quantitative fibrotic-index of a specimen does not display all the information supplied by a visual interpretation of the slide.

Once again manufactured by Waterford Crystal with a diameter of 6 feet, but weighing 1212 pound, it used LED lamps provided by Philips (which can produce 16,777,216 or 224 colors), with computerized lighting patterns developed by the New York City-based lighting firm Focus Lighting.