Sentence examples for environment exhibits from inspiring English sources
While the node with the most obstructed inbuilding environment, exhibits the lowest mean and the smallest variance or spread of all.
In other words, the proposed mechanism can still work even if the between-node distance value is unsatisfactory, the sensor board lacks GPS chips, or the environment exhibits refraction and attenuation.
The best detection rates appear in the screamed speech case, which was expected due to the different structure of the specific audio signals compared to the variations that the particular environment exhibits.
According to concept of study, while industry tries to maintain the sustainability of production with the strategies of fossil fuel, renewable energies, energy recovery and nuclear energy usage, environment exhibits reactive approach to ensure its sustainability.
The flame shape of the particle in a quiescent atmosphere shows full symmetry whereas the particle in the convective environment exhibits a stagnation region upstream of the particle and a wake region downstream of the particle.
We present an evaluation of standard image features in the context of long-term visual teach-and-repeat navigation of mobile robots, where the environment exhibits significant changes in appearance caused by seasonal weather variations and daily illumination changes.
Figure 2 A general WLAN environment exhibiting the 6-station simulation topology.
Places with a more competitive endoscopy environment exhibited significantly higher rates, and this was stable over time.
(5) In the presence of initial system environment correlations, quantum correlations under local environment exhibit temporary multi-freezing phenomenon.
Photosynthetic organisms exposed to a dynamic light environment exhibit complex transients of photosynthetic activities that are strongly dependent on the temporal pattern of the incident irradiance.
Selenium (Se) chemistry can be very complex in the natural environment, exhibiting different valence states (−2, 0, +6, +6) representing multiple inorganic, methylated, or complexed forms.
