Sentence examples for detect details from inspiring English sources

And  the company's annual reports were also able to detect details like which contacts each user e-mailed most often, and common groupings of friends, allowing the company to create smarter tools for their user base.

Optical engineers create a lens that can detect details on objects far smaller than the wavelengths used to scan them.

By lowering the threshold of acceptance, the method starts to detect details that do not correspond to the actual small objects.

Simple sensors can tell a machine whether it is in contact with something, but detectors that also sense texture tend either to be too complicated and delicate for commercial use or lack the spatial resolution needed to detect details dozens of micrometers across.

Decreasing the size of the boxes in the grid, Mr. Treinish explained, makes it easier to detect detail, so that the model can resolve smaller features, like a thunderstorm in the Hudson Valley, that would be missed by grids with larger boxes.

Therefore, three-dimensional excitation emission matrix (3DEEM) fluorescence spectroscopy has been widely used to detect detailed changes and transformations of organic matter in wastewater (Wang et al. 2009).

The Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI) is able to detect detailed co-seismic and post-seismic ground surface deformation through analyses of ALOS-2 interferograms (GSI 2016) for the purpose of disaster response and mitigation.

Although transcriptome profiling studies based on microarray data can detect detailed gene expression in different samples, this approach also has limitations because genes are represented by unspecific probe sets and cannot be reliably detected at low expression levels.

Since our initial hypothesis was confirmed, we will start a perspective large cohort study in order to detect detailed different hormonal pathways in EPs pathogenesis between postmenopausal women levothyroxine-treated affected by hypothyroidism and controls.

The modularity density D can be extended for this more general case using a tuning parameter λ as follows [ 21]: where λ is a value ranging from 0 to 1, and when λ = 0.5, the D0.5 corresponds to modularity density D. By varying λ, we can detect detailed and hierarchical organization of biological systems.

King Jim says OCR makes sure the Pitrec detects details such as name and title of the contact, company name, phone number etc.