Sentence examples for industry to detect from inspiring English sources
Mr. Nasser said Ford planned to work more closely with the tire industry to detect problems earlier.
The towfish also carry cameras and lights.Furthermore, the Dutch ships will deploy hydrocarbon sensors based on "sniffers" used by the oil industry to detect leaks.
He wondered if a machine could be trained to tell these different smells apart.Armed with a traditional polymer-based electronic nose of the kind used by the food industry to detect rotten ingredients, Dr Dutta trained his software to recognise MRSA by exposing it to samples of the bacteria.
Radiographic inspection is frequently used within the manufacturing industry to detect and characterize defects in a wide variety of structures.
Novel Hybrid Photon Detectors (HPDs) have been developed in collaboration with industry to detect the Cherenkov photons in the wavelength range 200 600 nm.
We apply the proposed framework on sensor time series data from the process industry to detect the quality of the semi-finished products and accordingly predict the next production process step.
Infrared thermography is a non destructive temperature measuring technique, widely used in agriculture, process industries, manufacturing, pharmaceutical industries, and construction industries to detect anomalies, to predict possible faults, or to check the quality of the object.
Post-marketing authorization studies can allow regulatory bodies and pharmaceutical industries to detect safety signals; however, their ability to draw inferences against comparators is very limited because of the heterogeneity of patients included.
"We extract information that is relevant to a certain industry — for example for a consumer industry it's very interesting to detect purchase intent… whereas some other industries that rely heavily on customer service it's important to understand which comments are more urgent… This is the adaptations that allow us to extract actionable data," he adds.
Another reason that problems in the funeral industry are often hard to detect is that the motives behind them are sometimes unclear.
Federal regulators have also faced criticism from lawmakers and industry experts for failing to detect problems at Superior, which had more than $2 billion in assets when it was closed.
