Sentence examples for detectability of the target from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive analysis of the see and avoid problem must consider at least the following aspects: visual search, field of view, speed and angle of approach, and detectability of the target [4].

Contrary to some previous studies aiming at characterizing the brightness processing [11], [12], we used a subjective matching task and not a forced-choice task — this ensures that the classification images estimate the information that correlates with perceived brightness and not e.g. with better visibility or detectability of the target stimulus.

As a result, the detectability of the targets decreases, and the target images are displaced and defocused [5 7].

The speed of response and the confidence felt by subjects could reflect the detectability of the targets, as striped targets have been shown to be easy to detect when stationary [ 21].

In particular, it was noticed that the presence of water in the colloidal gold inclusion may be responsible for reduced detectability of the absorbing target at certain detection geometries.

Splitting the selection signal equally among all target genes ensures that no target gene is any more detectable than any other target gene, and thus minimizes the detectability of the most detectable target gene.

They have been used to measure the detectability of target proteins in the circulation or urine and have resulted in reproducible quantification across cohort of cancer patients' samples.

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

Perception by adults is appraised in these models by estimating visual contrasts, which determines detectability of a target object that is viewed contrasting with its natural background.

Besides providing good detectability of point targets, according to our experiments, the PTDS and the RePTDS have been demonstrated that they can accelerate up to 165 times the processing time required by using the conventional point target detection method.

These methods often involve phantoms that replicate some physical properties of the target tissues and enable reliable assessment of properties such as resolution, contrast detectability, and signal uniformity.