Sentence examples for limitations of fixed from inspiring English sources
Deformable templates are proposed to cope with the limitations of fixed template matching.
It seems useful to empirically overcome spatial limitations of fixed aggregation units by introducing advanced spatial measurement techniques and adequate data sources.
Considering the limitations of fixed structure compensator in achieving loop bandwidth higher than a certain threshold, the proposed approach also determines the op-amp bandwidth, which would be able to achieve the same.
FCD systems are being increasingly used in a variety of important applications since they overcome the limitations of fixed traffic monitoring technologies (installation and maintenance costs, lack of flexibility, static nature of the information, etc).
Hence, a limitation of fixed effects model that may arise due to the inclusion of lagged variable (lagged income) was checked using dynamic panel model as shown in Eq. (6).
had the limitation of fixing levodopa disposition parameters to values reported in the literature for intravenous infusion in different patients.
Furthermore, the limitations of using fixed monitors to represent the entire population in environmental exposure studies have been frequently discussed (Goldberg et al. 2001).
As a result, for years patients were advised to place their desires aside and accept the limitations of a fixed partial denture.
In a recent study, a multi-planar radiological method was introduced to acquire multiple calibrated radiological views of the subject without the geometric limitations of a fixed bi-planar system.
Its purpose was to demonstrate the key limitations of the fixed LG norms currently in use as well as generate superior evidence to inform policy on health unit staffing and staff deployment for more efficient utilization of Uganda's available scarce human resources.
Hence, these results highlight the limitations in Golgi staining of fixed tissue, a technique still commonly used in examining dendritic spine density.
