Sentence examples for introduced temporal from inspiring English sources

Apple introduced temporal location sharing into iMessage during WWDC earlier this month.

We use an objective quality measure, which reflects in a comprehensible way the behavior of the introduced temporal scalability with a very simple and intuitive measure.

In the 80s, as disk storage costs plummeted, the concept of backup data introduced temporal data management at the database level.

In addition, we use newly introduced temporal video quality metrics, namely, the skip length (SL) and inter-starvation distance (ISD) [23] which reflect the dynamics of the playback buffer.

In contrast, a variety of physical and biological processes might have introduced temporal autocorrelation in the dynamics of rare species under natural settings [15].

The resulting language, Computer-Aided Design for BIOlogical Models (CADBIOM), is based on a simplified version of guarded transitions [ 32] in which we introduced temporal parameters for each transition.

Here, the ambiguities and the rank-deficiency are avoided by introducing temporal smoothness in order to restore the rank of A. The temporally smoothed data matrix is obtained by stacking t times temporally shifted versions of the original data matrix [22, 21, 29], given as X t = A [ b Φ b ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ Φ N - t b ] A Φ [ b Φ b ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ Φ N - t b ] ⋮ A Φ t - 1 [ b Φ b ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ Φ N - t b ] + E t, (16).

This makes "up to £50m" look fairly modest, but the excellent London Reconnections - now also available as a magazine - has reported TfL saying that introducing "temporal ticketing" would also "require a significant and costly upgrade of the Oyster system".

We introduce temporal information in BOW by grouping consecutive video frames.

Next, enhancing only the spatial resolution with removing motion blurs will introduce temporal aliasing effects.

This could partially be mitigated by introducing temporal forgiveness into the learning algorithm.