Sentence examples for input detection from inspiring English sources

Already the system is "near-perfect" between some languages, Barra says, especially in environments where there is no background noise to confuse the input detection.

Based on the testing and opinion of the random CES-goer we spoke to about the experience, it sounds like this is a near-final version that delivers very accurate motion input detection.

The paper examines the conditions for isolating the unknown input detection from the effects of the measurements noise in the important family of positional control problems.

Three VME crates house several boards for performing analogue signal acquisition, signal conditioning, analogue voltage generation, digital input detection and digital output generation.

Study design: The PCR protocols were evaluated for lower limit of input detection using log dilutions of five stock EV strains and an isolate of enterovirus-71 in minimum essential medium and three EV stock strains in CSF.

Results: Even though in the initial virus titration assays there was no statistically significant difference in the limit of input detection by Titan system and the random primed two-step PCR, the latter had a higher positivity rate when used on CSF samples from patients (20/46 vs. 10/46, P<0.01).

When the input of detection processor is the reflected CE-OFDM signal and AWGN, detection probability for the CE-OFDM RadCom system is defined as the probability that the maximum output value of detection processor is higher than DT, α.

(iv) Localization module: it calculates position by input localization detection message.

Provided that the false alarm probability is 0.001 and SNR is 0 dB, the input of detection receiver is only AWGN and the parameters in Table 1 have been fulfilled.

The pipeline addresses data input, peak detection, sequence and motif analysis, visualization, and data export, and can readily be extended via other R and Bioconductor packages.

As we develop truly multifaceted sources of input into detection systems, involving data from such varied sources as medication sales, hospital admissions, doctors visits, web queries, and school or office absenteeism, integrating signals requires compensation for the existence of single cases contributing to multiple signals, not always simultaneously.