"detecting time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the time it takes to complete or realize a task, generally one that involves the use of a machine or computer to conduct the task. For example, "The detecting time for this virus is approximately 10 minutes."
The feature detection time includes feature detecting time, descriptor computing time, and time of writing to files.
We first introduce the problem of detecting time shift failures in a TDES modeled as a (max, + -linear system.
In 2010 they used their clock to test Einstein's theory of relativity on very small scales, detecting time dilation at speeds of only 36 km (22 miles) per hour and gravitational time dilation between two clocks spaced vertically only 33 cm (13 inches) apart.
Therefore, a lot of detecting time could be saved.
Perhaps, then, we have a special faculty, distinct from the five senses, for detecting time.
It includes fire detecting time (T alarm), preparation action time (T pre) and human evacuation time.
Furthermore, similar to the conventional averaging for detecting time-locked brain activity in evoked potentials and accumulated spectrograms [24,31], accumulated source imaging detects spatial- and frequency-locked brain activity over a period of time.
As the QoS estimation is periodically processed, a malicious RS that tries to pretend higher delay and jitter values will be easily detected by its 3TCAC as it has been described earlier (i.e., detecting time-based attacks).
Given the substantial societal burden of bipolar disorder (Kleine-Budde et al. 2013), detecting times of risk is critical.
As the results of the three experiments suggested, time-delayed ND has a high sensitivity in detecting time-delayed gene interactions, which yields a better performance (in terms of F-measure) than other methods.
Each detected time is subject to a detection error and, different for all times, and a clock synchronization error specific for each microphone.
