Sentence examples for fusion principles from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the information fusion principles in CTS architectures we developed for Companion Technologies.

The realization of nuclear power plants based on fusion principles is expected to be, at the moment, very expensive.

This approach is based on the multiresolution fusion principles to embed the grayscale logo in perceptually significant blocks in wavelet subband decompositions of the host image.

The fusion principle is written as follows: I=alpha F+left 1-alpha right)B (15).

In the general sense represented by (P.15), universalism is also known as 'conjunctivism' (Van Cleve 1986, Chisholm 1987), 'collectivism' (Hoffman and Rosenkrantz 1999), or 'maximalism' (Simons 2006); other authors speak more generally of 'unrestricted composition' (Lewis 1986), or the 'general fusion principle' (Casati and Varzi 1999), or simply the 'fusion principle' (Heller 1990).

The new method is compared with the one employed in [12] using a TF target gene prediction algorithm called ProbTF [12], and the results show that the new data fusion principle improves the previous method by lower false positive rate.

The fusion principle of systems states that the composition of two systems, (S=S_1 uplus S_2 ), results in the creation of new relations or functions (Delta R_{12}), which solely belong to the supersystem S but not belong to any of the original individual subsystems (S_{1}) or (S_{2}).

In MST-based image fusion algorithms, almost all the schemes design the fusion rule, namely, selection principles for high frequency subband coefficients (simplified into 'fre-coefs' in figures in this article) based on the wavelet coefficients directly.

Local optimal linear estimators are designed by using the orthogonal projection principle, and the fusion estimators are designed by using a fusion rule weighted by matrices in the linear minimum variance sense.

Archimedes Plutonium (née Ludwig Poehlmann), founder of the Atom Totality Theory and Fusion Barrier Principle.

Fusion The principle of controlled thermonuclear fusion is to extract energy from processes similar to those occurring inside the Sun, where hydrogen atoms are fused together to form helium.