Sentence examples for differentiate objects from inspiring English sources

The microscopes of today are far more sophisticated and powerful than those of four centuries ago, but are nevertheless unable — by reason of a law of optics advanced by the German physicist Ernest Abbe, in 1873 — to differentiate objects smaller than half the wavelength of visible light, or two-tenths of a micrometre.

However, color histograms do not differentiate objects with similar distributions but with different color locations.

The animals "differentiate objects in a palette of blues and yellows" and it is therefore hoped a change from orange on obstacles will "maximise visibility".

So blue light, which at 400 nanometers has the shortest wavelength of any visible light, can't differentiate objects less than 200 nm apart (the flu virus is about 100 nm in diameter).

There are (a) the most important concepts to identify and differentiate objects in the way necessary for dialectical procedure; there are (b) the numbers and proportions needed to understand numerical relations and harmonic structures of all sorts; and there is (c) the capacity to perform and comprehend harmoniously coordinated motions.

Recently, Kaminski et al. (2004) showed that a domestic dog, Rico, was able to differentiate objects by their labels.

We hereby differentiate "object", "orientation", "outcome" and "methodology" of education in global health.

To differentiate object values, separate SNMP record files with different values can be created (which often requires a lot of manual work) or modifiers can be applied.

The histogram-based approaches always use a classification system to differentiate target object from other tissues; the leakage problem exists in these systems.

The sink differentiate the object as an object much bigger than as reported in Fig. 5a c.

Information models sometimes deploy a primitive typing mechanism to differentiate the objects among each other.