Sentence examples for describe correct from inspiring English sources

In this work we compare three methods based on anisotropic Gaussian filtering, Hessian matrix calculation or structure tensor calculation in their ability to describe correct fibre orientations and their error-proneness with respect to imaging modalities and material composition.

where Corr and Acc describe correct rate and accuracy, respectively, and C g, N g, and R g represent the number of correctly recognized gestures, the number of gestures included in the test data, and the number of recognized gestures, respectively.

Similar studies describe correct completion of all steps in the use of an RDT by 80 and 54 % of CHWs in Uganda respectively following a one-day training [ 10, 42].

Asked whether the government was setting up a review into the oversight of the agencies, the spokesman said: "There is not a government review in the way that you described – correct.

Correct rate describes correct assignment among all the assignment, (2) Correct    rate = N correct N assigned, where Nassigned represents the number of voxels which are assigned to a certain tissue type using the proposed method.

A fanciful writer might describe a correct, honest restaurant as having the right stuff.

The English equivalent might be "solid". A fanciful writer might describe a correct, honest restaurant as having the right stuff.

It is however not easy for modelers to describe a correct dependency.

Furthermore, the model seemed to be able to describe the correct structural behaviour and thus the failure mechanisms of the self-piercing riveted connections.

"If the mechanism we describe is correct, it would tell us a lot about Mars and how it operates because Mount Sharp is only one of a class of enigmatic sedimentary mounds observed on Mars," Lewis said.

While Greider's case seems persuasive, his prescriptions seem fuzzy; he readily acknowledges that he lacks (as do I) "the expertise to be able to describe the correct size and design of the force structure". He argues that the "armed forces ought to be realigned in purpose and greatly reduced in size," but this kind of vagueness led us into the morass he describes.