Sentence examples for general detector from inspiring English sources
A general detector is then introduced in Section 3, while a CFAR suboptimal version is proposed in Section 4. The latter includes a full analysis of the performance of this suboptimal CFAR from a mathematical perspective.
By using both DS and common homologs as the positive data and non-homologs as the negative data, such as the experiments described in Fig. 2a and Fig. 2d, the abilities of various methods and measures to serve as a general detector for all types of structural homologs were compared.
Luminol chemiluminescence was taken as a general detector of ROS (total ROS) and lucigenin chemiluminescence was used to detect superoxide anion diffused into extracellular spaces.
Detectors may be classified as general detectors in which all solutes are sensed regardless of their identity, or as specific detectors, which sense a limited number of solutes for example, those containing halogens or nitrogen.
Based on previous observations that ppk23 neurons respond to both attractive and aversive sex pheromones, we speculate that they function as general detectors for a subset of chemosensory cues rather than encode information about valence.
To serve the many experiments planned at this new facility, a general purpose detector called PANDA (Proton ANtiproton Detector Array) is planned.
The monochromatic Cu Kα radiation line and general area detector diffraction system were used as an excitation source and detector, respectively.
The experiment used: a longitudinally polarized electron beam stored in the South Hall Storage Ring; a highly polarized, isotopically pure, internal gas target of hydrogen or deuterium provided by an atomic beam source; and a symmetric, general purpose detector based on a toroidal spectrometer with tracking, time-of-flight, Cherenkov, and neutron detectors.
Ganis agrees: "If you want a general lie detector, that's definitely science fiction right now".
The CMS will be a general purpose detector for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.
CMD-3 is a general purpose detector designed to study e+e− annihilation into hadrons.
