Sentence examples for devices to recognise from inspiring English sources

Every device connected to the internet is assigned an internet protocol (IP) address, which is a string of numbers that allows other devices to recognise where data comes from or should be sent to.

He trained the device to recognise fingerprints of obsidian samples from known locations in Armenia.

10 Translation tech can be about more than words Also taking off is visual recognition and search: the ability for a device to recognise what you're pointing its camera at and do something useful.

Add to the mix the potential for affective computing; the ability for a computer device to recognise your facial expression or predict your mood through your gestures or body pose and respond appropriately; increasingly sophisticated language recognition and speech production technologies, and this illusion of humanity will become even stronger.

As the user looks through notifications on the lockscreen, the device attempts to recognise the face, but if it can't it will prompt for a pin or password when the user tries to go past the the lock screen.

First, the powering up of the camera, where the device has to recognise its orientation and position.

Nike has unveiled its second generation activity-tracking wristband, addressing criticism that its earlier device failed to recognise that some activities use more energy than others.

The software-based cheat devices are believed to recognise when a car is being tested and then temporarily lower its emissions.

Mobile users spend close to 90% of their time online in mobile applications, or "apps", which do not support cookies, so advertisers, app developers and intermediaries use other tools, such as their device's ID, to recognise them.Companies stress that they do not know users' names.

The device uses AI to recognise faces and suspect sounds so that it can proactively alert a home owner of intruders without the need for them to proactively monitor the camera's audio-visual feed.

The LSC is the minimum change that needs to be measured by a device in order to recognise a real change and can be described by the following equation: LSC = precision √2.