Sentence examples for detectable edge from inspiring English sources
Unlike other studies, there were no detectable edge effects for plant species richness, herbaceous cover and composition in any of the land management categories.
We address a novel time-variant forward-backward (FB) unbiased finite impulse response (UFIR) smoothing algorithm designed to denoise piecewise-smooth signals with known or well detectable edge positions.
The ten control plots, also measuring 0.1-ha, were haphazardly located in the interior of Coimbra forest at distances 200 1012.73 m from nearest edge, in locations consisting of old-growth forest with no detectable edge effects (i.e. forest interior [sensu 41]).
If the apocalyptic bleakness came out of nowhere for writer Troy Kennedy Martin, his caper background (The Italian Job, Kelly's Heroes) is perhaps detectable in Edge's pepper-sprays of unexpected queasy humour.
There was a detectable 'evangelical' edge to much of the advice given by the facilitators.
Both the colorful puddle and the floundering frog may have been contaminated by chemicals, whose odor was detectable at the edge of the Raritan, a river once ranked as the 16th-most polluted in the nation.
The synovial sheath of the flexor tendon, which was identified as a slightly hypoechoic area, was clearly detectable at the edge of the tendon's profile on the transverse scans.
Active contours are used in the image processing application including edge detection, shape modeling, medical image-analysis, detectable object boundaries, etc. Shape is one of the important features for describing an object of interest.
Our No. 1 gueuze, the Cantillon organic, had more of a refreshing, younger lambic element to it, detectable in its citrus edge.
The authors took on a very challenging task of classifying multiple representatives of this superfamily on the edge of detectable homology.
Monolayer was found to spread in a teardrop shape initially, which evolved into a wedge shape whose close-to-straight edges were detectable visually due to the wave-damping effect of the monolayer.
