Sentence examples for derived even from inspiring English sources

For example, the 3D models of built environments with high visual quality can be automatically derived even from single facade images of arbitrary resolutions (Müller et al. 2007).

The exact closed form expression for ergodic capacity has a significant importance since it has not been derived even for a single user relay network with antenna correlation.

From full characterization methods, such as the polynomial chaos representation, any probabilistic or statistical information may be derived, even the ones provided by reliability methods.

At least this could be the case if our representations derived even part of their content from links with mind-independent objects and states of affairs.

Then one would at least have an explanation as to why Aristotle derived the list he in fact derived, even if one is inclined to reject Aristotle's list.

This noise then guarantees that the model achieves differential privacy, that is, that the analyses will not be significantly different whether or not a single individual is in the database from which the model is derived, even if this individual has an unusual behavior.

Of course, they will presumably derive even more enjoyment from having "fuel" that costs far less than that for conventional vehicles — with the environmental benefits that this implies.

Much of our visual appreciation of the Ballets Russes derives even now from these magazines, especially their Bakst designs for oriental costumes, which remain droolworthy in Illustré sketches, although when glimpsed on real people in rare production shots suggest a peculiar compromise between nappy and sex shop.

In this special case, we can also derive even simpler waterfilling solutions for these problems as follows.

Generalizing Cavalieri's and Torricelli's method of indivisibles in a non-Euclidean sense, a geometric disintegration method is established for deriving even more general star-shaped distributions.

In the rest of his reviews, Rehberg doggedly pursued Reinhold's argument throughout the Beyträge, showing precisely how his principles are insufficient to derive even the most basic results of Kant's philosophy.