Sentence examples for improved strong from inspiring English sources

Although the data quality in the high-frequency band is improved, strong human activity noises between 100 and 0.9375 Hz still exist.

Furthermore, a novel algorithm which is composed of Kalman filter (KF) and improved strong tracking filter (STF) is developed for online track-soil estimation and named as KF ISTF.

Experiments 1 (pure-list design) and 2 (mixed-list design) indicated that some guidance regarding the strength of the associative relationship between the test cue and target greatly improved strong-cue target production relative to no guidance, and that this effect was attributable to improved generation, as well as recognition.

Well handicapped and an improving strong chaser, The Druids Newphew comes from a yard I rate highly.

Allen Iverson boarded the Philadelphia 76ers' charter plane for Milwaukee this afternoon, and, saying his bruised tailbone had not improved, expressed strong doubt whether he would play against the Bucks in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals on Saturday.

While allowance informativeness (as proxied by the ability to explain future losses) improved for Strong Banks, informativeness declined for Weak Banks whose incentives are to understate allowances.

Breaking things down by category, Clinton improved her Strong numbers with the addition of Rhode Island and Washington state, moving from 152 EV up to 168 EV.

Cardiac patients who previously used CAM reported significant improvements in clinical symptoms including improved breathing, stronger appetite, and decreased chest pain.

Engines for all the types of warships steadily improved as stronger metals made possible higher steam pressures and weight reduction.

The resulting film showed improved morphology, stronger absorption, fewer crystal defects, and smaller charge transfer resistance.

CHICAGO, March 9 (Reuters) - No new research projects will begin at the U.S. government's key livestock study center until animal welfare is improved through stronger oversight and better training of standards, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Monday.