Sentence examples for detecting how long from inspiring English sources

The Android application also supports many local social networks like Hyves (dominant in the Netherlands) and a nifty time-sensitive user interface which does things like detecting how long a user presses on a contact; a quick click opens the contact's profile while a long click opens a chat window.

This would work by allowing retailers to detect how long they're spending in fitting rooms, for instance, so that they can tell when a shopper has spent say 20 minutes trying something on, and then walked out without purchasing that item.

The basic idea was to detect how long the probability for a new admission due to same reason remains clearly elevated at the population level.

We were unable to investigate exact timing of vaccination; therefore our analyses focus on children who were unimmunised at age 3 (so approximately 2 years after the recommended age of administration), and we were unable to detect how long children who had partially or fully caught-up by age 5 had been left susceptible.

"In F2RL3 methylation, we potentially have a biomarker that can detect how much and how long people have smoked during their entire lifetime," he says.

Such animations based on real measures give physicists a good sense of which new particles can be detected and how long it will take to confirm them with sufficient statistical certainty.

Dr. Koutsky said, "I was interested in how people acquire HPV, what the rates of acquisition are, who's at risk for infection, how you detect infection and how long infections persist".

We ran each method through each day of an outbreak as would be done in real practice, and tracked whether the outbreak was detected and, if so, how long it took to detect.

This simulation approach allowed for assessment of the effectiveness of the methodology (how often it successfully detects a hotspot), its timeliness (how long it takes after a hotspot is introduced to be detected) and its diagnostic capability (how accurately it describes the population affected by the hotspot).

The laser pulses and instruments aboard the Calipso that can determine the composition and size of detected aerosols will help measure how long the particles stay in the atmosphere and how far they travel.

Our proposals are able to detect which tag and for how long it has been taken away from the system.