Sentence examples for extraction of device from inspiring English sources
By resorting to device fingerprints extracted from images, source-oriented image clustering can be divided into two main sequential operations: the extraction of device fingerprint from images followed by an image clustering operation based on the device fingerprints.
The study confirms the findings of another independent report that the efficiency of the power extraction of this device can be of the order of 35%, and such an efficient operating condition is characterized by a strong dynamic stall.
A polypropylene filament is fixed to the distal end of the silicone tubing to allow the extraction of the device.
Extraction of the device was assessed in four sheep, each implanted with a TPS prototype equipped with a retrieval/extraction system at the proximal end.
Biodegradable (BD) stents are made of knitted polymer fibers that degrade when placed in the body; extraction of the device is, therefore, unnecessary.
The aspects that they evaluate in the use of physical restraint, as was described in the study by Choi and Song [ 44], are agitation and prevention of the extraction of mechanical devices.
In this paper we present an experimental method which modifies the standard UIS test and allows extraction of the maximum device temperature after the applied standard stress pulse vanishes.
It was also demonstrated that the addition of BTR is beneficial for improving light harvesting, charge separation, transport and extraction of the resulting devices.
Regulatory agencies require extraction of a whole medical device using an extraction media that simulates in vitro conditions.
The size and arrangement of the substrate surface pattern was designed to increase the diffraction and extraction of light from the device as well as define the grain size and thus dislocation density of the GaN crystal.
More demanding functions such as kneeling, squatting, jumping and running, were improved first after extraction of the external fixation device and the pins.
