Sentence examples for incidental operations from inspiring English sources

It is usually hard to distinguish distortions caused by incidental operations from that caused by malicious manipulations, namely, there is no sharp boundary between authentic and inauthentic signals.

Theoretical analysis and experimental results show that the proposed algorithm is not only robust against incidental global operations such as rotation, translation and scaling, but can also detect and locate malicious attacks such as entity modification and entity addition/deletion.

Fortunately, an incidental "themisscan" operation clarified detailed characteristics of wavy structures propagating northward along the radar beam 4. Initial disturbances arrived at the radar FOV at around 1457 JST, about 11 min later after the mainshock.

The remaining normal parathyroid glands were obtained from patients who had the glands removed incidental to an operation for thyroid disease.

But it also suggests that if regulations covering bycatch — incidental taking in fishing operations — were applied more consistently, more turtles would be saved, according to researchers at Duke University's Project Global, which focuses on the bycatch issue, and the environmental group Conservation International.

These pioneers made the bold claim that producing goods was only an incidental part of their operations, and that thanks to recent victories in trade liberalization and labor-law reform, they were able to have their products made for them by contractors, many of them overseas.

The Others segment includes property management, leisure operations, and incidental businesses related to construction such as funded research, technology provision, and environmental measures.

Until now, the EPA has claimed a clause in the Clean Water Act exempts it from regulating discharges that are "incidental to the normal operations of a vessel".

When, among other duties, they excrete the ashes of our body fires, or remove from the blood the infinite variety of foreign substances that are constantly absorbed from our indiscriminate gastrointestinal tracts, these excretory operations are incidental to the major task of keeping our internal environment in an ideal, balanced state.

When President Bush signed the Clean Boating Act of 2008 into law last year, the legislation exempted "certain discharges incidental to the normal operation of a recreational vessel".

An incidental finding during the operation was numerous, small (<1.0 cm), whitish nodular masses on the serosal surface of the small bowel, many of which were enucleated.