Sentence examples for higher permanence from inspiring English sources

The basic assumption followed in this experiment is that, the fingerprint biometric trait has higher permanence than voice; hence, its performance under various noise conditions is not explored.

Result indicates that the system is safe at ophthalmic level and produces an extensive ocular permanence higher than 6 h.

It has been considered a high altitude long permanence airship, which is a part (cruiser) of the MAAT cruiser-feeder architecture.

The emergence of power-law dependences could, indeed, explain the high variability in permanence times in the up state suggested by experiments [7], [21].

In 1966, Jens Clausen was struck by the stability of characters in T. pratensis, T. porrifolius and their hybrid over 200 years, concluding that there is 'a high degree of permanence of the basic genetic structure of species' (Clausen 1966, p. 157).

Keeping track of that relatively tricky trajectory implies a higher stage of object permanence development that no other nonprimate mammal is known to have, the researchers say.

The calculations show the losses because of permanence at high altitudes for a month.

If high certainty of storage permanence cannot be adequately established prior to injection, injection should not be started or continued.

Archaeologically, the permanence and high visibility of classic clam gardens makes them ideal for assessing ancient systems of ownership.

The mean firing rate presents then a complex switching between up and down states, and in particular involves a high variability in the permanence times in the up state.

The dosages of Lact at admission, L1, mean Lact and permanence of high levels of Lact in the first hours in the ICU were different between S and NS, suggesting that serial dosages of Lact may be a useful prognostic marker in ICU patients.