Sentence examples for detectability of a from inspiring English sources

For three cases results are given for stability, robustness and fault detectability of a combined observer and residual (fault detection signal).

"In such situations, people must rely on their instincts to make a call, which should increase the use and the detectability of a player's height as an additional decision cue.

The detectability of a hotspot by an observer is correlated with the CNR value of the hotspot.

A study of the evolution and optical detectability of a fragmentation debris cloud in geosynchronous orbit has been carried out.

The image quality is significantly more homogeneous than for the conventional anode orientation, both with respect to noise and detectability of a small object.

This article gives the findings of a study on the detectability of a pedestrian by a driver using such a system in various configurations.

This paper focuses on the robust transmitter receiver design to improve the detectability of an extended target embedded in signal-dependent interference.

In this paper, we investigate the possibility of placing fission chambers beyond the lateral neutron shield, ex-core but in-vessel and study the detectability of an inadvertent control rod withdrawal with these fission chambers.

Within this framework, the detectability of an intermittent sensor fault is further defined and a sufficient condition is obtained to ensure that (i) all the appearing time and the disappearing time are detected; (ii) each appearing (disappearing) time of the intermittent sensor fault is determined before the subsequent disappearing (appearing) time in a probabilistic sense.

Therefore, the depth, rather than the orientation, is likely to be the critical factor determining the detectability of an individual current dipole source in MEG.

Because presence of DCIS may bias the detectability of an associated IDC lesion, we chose in this study to focus on the biological characteristics – Ki-67, nodal status, and receptor expression – of similarly sized IDC with or without DCIS.