Sentence examples for footprint extraction from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the efficiency of the footprint extraction methods may be improved by aligning either modern vector data or previously extracted footprints, since common elements can be identified between maps of differing time periods and only the difference between the two needs to be extracted.

Therefore, we designed rRNA-depletion beads for use during footprint extraction ('Materials and methods', Supplementary file 2), which produced a marked improvement in the ratio of reads mapping to mRNAs (Supplementary file 1A) and increased the total number of ORFs detected but only expanded our overall catalogue of putatively translated smORFs by one.

That resistance has forced the oil companies to invest heavily in research to reduce the footprint of extraction and carbon emissions.

This work shows that bio-flocculants could offer a feasible alternative to synthetic flocculants for water treatment and sludge dewatering applications, and can be extracted using only water as a solvent, minimising the environmental footprint of the extraction process.

Secondary materials from recycling activities were not explicitly considered in this study, which focused on the material footprint of primary extraction.

In 2011, raw materials extracted in China to produce exports to the EU already contributed an equal share to EU's material footprint as material extraction within the EU itself.

Ferro et al. [18] presented a method of detecting building and reconstructing radar footprints based on extraction of a set of low-level features from images and on their combination in more structured primitives.

"By trying to evaluate the greenhouse gas footprint of shale gas extraction, Howarth and his team are asking important questions about this new bonanza," he said.

In this paper we present techniques to aid in the semi-automatic extraction of building footprints from digital images of archive maps and sketches.

Note that, for the extraction of the footprints we are not considering the order of the units in Ŝ. Figure 1-(c) shows an example of footprint using the days of the week as granularity for day-interval and morning-afternoon-evening as time-windows: the darker the cell the higher the relevance which corresponds to the amount in this case.

China's overall resource footprint increased faster than its domestic extraction (DE), while Brazil's footprint growth rate can catch up with its DE.