Sentence examples for fingerprinting I from inspiring English sources

The above methods achieve certain retrieval achievements, while they do not consider or obtain convincing results to the most central problem in audio fingerprinting, i.e., robustness.

Throughout the paper, we will mostly use terminology from fingerprinting (i.e., users instead of items, colluders instead of defective items), unless we are specifically dealing with group testing results.

The isolated strains were subjected to genomic fingerprinting, i.e. rep-PCR, to resolve any higher degree of genetic diversity among the strains.

Other articles in this issue present data that improve our understanding of both laboratory facets of DNA fingerprinting (i.e., IS 6110 fingerprinting) and basic science of M. tuberculosis.

"And they were using fingerprinting, I think, for approximately the last 100 years, or more".

In the first step, each fMRI-IC is associated with an IC-fingerprint, i.e., a representation of the component in a multidimensional space of parameters.

These measurements can be described by dynamical fingerprints, i.e., densities of relaxation timescales where each peak corresponds to an exponential relaxation process.

Active service discovery in Wi-Fi involves wireless stations broadcasting their Wi-Fi fingerprint, i.e. the SSIDs of their preferred wireless networks.

This intervention study used mobile technologies to investigate whether those randomized to receive a personalized "activity fingerprint" (i.e., a one-time tailored message about personal predictors of exercise developed from 6 months of observational data) increased their physical activity levels relative to those not receiving the fingerprint.

Accordingly, researchers often use unprocessed fingerprints (i.e., without folding) to build (Q SAR models [8 10].

Such detection is only possible if information about outbreak "fingerprints", i.e reported outbreaks, is accurate and timely.