Sentence examples for infrared sensing from inspiring English sources
Pit vipers are not the only animals or even the only snakes to have evolved infrared sensing.
The large evolutionary distance between pit vipers and pythons and boas indicates that the two groups of snakes separately evolved infrared sensing.
Figure 2 Feature-specific infrared sensing framework.
Consequently, it is common to turn to near infrared sensing to determine material composition on-line.
The shortcomings mentioned in Section 3.1 and Section 3.2 limit the electrical temperature sensors and infrared sensing technology for monitoring the real-time temperature over the long-term in heavy-duty CNC machine tools.
Closed cycle refrigerators for cryogenic temperatures (cryocoolers) provide a convenient solution in a wide range of applications, from low temperature physics to cryopumping, superconducting magnets or low noise infrared sensing.
Knowing that squirrels can alter blood flow to their tails, behavioral biologist Aaron Rundus and colleagues at the University of California (UC), Davis, wondered whether the rodents had evolved an even more impressive defense system--one that took advantage of the snake's infrared senses.
In this paper, we propose a new sea-land segmentation method for infrared remote sensing images to tackle the problem based on superpixels and multi-scale features.
This paper describes the design, simulation, and characterization of WB-bolometer using titanium nitride (TiN) thin film as the infrared (IR) sensing material.
Thermal domain (TD) deals with land surface temperature which offers valuable information in terms of thermal aberrations that can easily be detected in thermal infrared remotely sensed data.
This strategy for utilizing radiometric surface temperature in land surface modeling has converted many skeptics and more importantly rejuvenated many in the research and operational remote sensing community to reconsider the utility of thermal infrared remote sensing for monitoring land surface fluxes from local to regional scales.
