Early this year, after decades of growth, the federal catalog of detectable objects (four inches wide or larger) orbiting Earth reached 10,000, including dead satellites, old rocket engines and junkyards of whirling debris left over from chance explosions and weapon tests.
The main performance-related issues – the coverage of the GEO ring and the minimum detectable objects size – are discussed.
The signal intensity of nlsLacZ varied between nuclei in the same sample; we counted all detectable objects.
The purpose of experiment 2 was to investigate whether the detection of figures involves a specific figure-ground decomposition, namely whether the figure components are grouped together as a detectable 'perceptual object' distinct from the background components, or whether listeners were rather just detecting some low-level changes within the ongoing stimulus.
The sensing system also cannot work if a device is truly powered off — although the researchers note that low power or sleep modes might still render an IoT object detectable.
Moreover, no detectable short-term object recognition deficits have been observed in the various strains of Syn KO mice [26,32].
This difference was particularly evident on the 220-mAs images, where the mean value of correct answers by human observers was 9%, whereas according to the model observer a 2-mm diameter object is detectable.
Many such objects contain detectable amounts of molecules that emit radio radiation at wavelengths that allow them to be identified and analyzed.
It is only at longer wavelengths of light that some of the most distant objects become detectable.
No clear preference for one of the three objects was detectable (one-way repeated measures ANOVA: F2,14 = 2.796, P = 0.095), but strong side biases occurred in six of the seven subjects (binomial tests, all Ps ≤ 0.032).
