Sentence examples for frame to identify from inspiring English sources

A classifier is designed based on the edge properties of a pixel in the LR frame to identify the spatial information.

In this investigation, a passive system is initially introduced in a multi-storey steel frame to identify a threshold of optimum control force demand related to the limits of the building's elastic response.

Figure 2 shows that AQS has more idle slots compared to SBA0 when r a < 0.65 since AQS transmits many idle queries obtained from the last frame to identify arriving tags, but only a few arriving tags match these queries.

We therefore performed a quantitative survey of Tamale, Ghana, and Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, using a spatially randomised sampling frame to identify farms in peri-urban villages, open-space farming zones and isolated spaces.

To increase the external validity of our findings we used a populist sampling frame to identify both the recipes and the ready meals.

Cluster consensus sequences were translated into amino acids and were checked for complete open reading frame to identify putatively functional and pseudogenized loci.

In 1975 Minsky developed the concept of "frames" to identify precisely the general information that must be programmed into a computer before considering specific directions.

In an genome wide survey to identify protein complexes by systematic tagging of open reading frames to identify protein complexes, no protein complexes with Pad1p or Fdc1p were identified (Gavin et al. 2006).

(2) For emergence analysis: videos were reviewed frame-by-frame to identify the time point (in seconds) where gross body movement first occurred.

We observed an unexpected increase in the frequency of CT examinations after PACS using 30 day and 60 day time frames to identify duplicates.

In other words, the analytic process involved comparing the coverage with the three message frames to identify instances of concordance with our theoretically informed suppositions about how food insecurity relates to health in human populations ([ 28], pp. 8 11).