Sentence examples for embedded location from inspiring English sources
His location was uncovered when a Twitter user spotted embedded location data on an iPhone photo accompanying a Vice article from Monday headlined: "We are with John McAfee right now, suckers".
Selecting "Other" from the pop-up menu brings up dozens of other file attributes to include, like embedded location information in a photo or the track number on a music file.
This profound limitation in sensitivity can be overcome by enzymatically releasing the exact SHL8 peptide from its embedded location within the polypeptide sequence.
Studies aimed at elucidating PGC specification have been impeded due to their deeply embedded location in the developing embryo, limited number, and migratory nature [7], [9], [10].
Greedy embedding calculates one optimal embedding location at a time ignoring the complex rate dependencies while heuristic approach takes a fixed reverse zig-zag scan order from the end of the DCT block.
These embedding locations within each block are chosen from the same optimal order which are already calculated during the cost cuve generation process.
Based on the watermark embedding locations provided by the key, each of the wavelet coefficients, obtained in Step 1, is quantized into the symbol "0" or "1", using the same quantization function employed during the embedding process, namely, (6).
Their files can be embedded with location information that will remember, forever, where you took your picture.
Conversely, the current label-value pair may correspond to a complex attribute (e.g. the embedded object "location" in Fig. 2a).
As Microsoft has moved deeper into new areas like AI, with Cortana, it has embedded Here location and mapping data into that, along with Bing Maps and other services; and it's playing a significant role in Microsoft's developer play powering the Bing Maps API in the Azure Marketplace.
Piezoelectric materials are embedded in locations of high strain in order to transduce mechanical deformation into electrical charge.
