Sentence examples for including augmented from inspiring English sources

DepthIQ requires a custom designed transmissive diffraction mask which can be fitted to "any CMOS image sensor," turning it into a 3D sensor with a number of useful applications including augmented reality, driver assistance systems and smartphones.

It has been previously demonstrated in [1, 2] that PST can be solved by several sparse recovery algorithms that fall into different categories, including augmented Lagrangian rank-minimization [1], ℓ 1 optimization approaches and probability-based methods [2].

The problem formulated in (3) shows the fundamental task of the research on matrix recovery for high-dimensional data processing, which can be efficiently solved by some existing algorithms including augmented Lagrange multipliers (ALM) algorithm and accelerated proximal gradient (APG) algorithm [90].

The interactive image tech allows users to point their phones at the artwork and unlock information including augmented reality experiences, audio guides, and more.

His creativity is known for being accentuated with a combination of new and old technologies, including augmented reality paintings with post-browser interfaces, projection mapping on antique furniture, and old-fashioned, portable radios modified with Mp3 chips.

Although augmented arm position was commonly used in clinical setting to facilitate sit-to-stand movement in subject with stroke [ 23], the effect of different arm positions including augmented arm position on FTST times has not yet been investigated.

In the North Cascades, wildlife officials agreed 13 years ago to conduct a formal environmental review to determine the best way to ensure recovery, including augmenting the population with bears from elsewhere.

The mechanism of action of topiramate leading to weight loss is also not fully understood, but evidence suggests an effect on energy-balance regulation through a combination of pharmacologic effects, including augmenting the activity of gamma-aminobutyrate, modulation of voltage-gated ion channels, inhibition of AMPA/kainite excitatory glutamate receptors or carbonic-anhydrase inhibition [9].

That might include augmented reality features, transit directions and improved visuals.

Possible mechanisms include augmented oligodendrocytic expression of α-synuclein in the disease state, or the uptake of α-synuclein that has been released from neurons10.

A prototype iPhone, called 'What's Here?' that includes augmented audio and visual features for landscape interpretation is described, and is illustrated with data related to climate change, renewable energy infrastructure, land use change and sea level rise.