Sentence examples for making hard detection from inspiring English sources
Firstly, we extract well-designed features from user profiles based on the statistical properties of the diverse attack models, making hard detection scenarios become easier to perform.
EBay, citing cost considerations and storage capacity, removes auction records from its site after 30 days, which makes detection harder.
The difference for the case is most likely due to matrix embedding which makes detection harder when the payload is small.
It was made of fiberglass and had no canopy, making radar detection difficult.
Thus, our SSD_finder succeeds in finding the right family to which the whole sequence belongs even if the target dataset is only composed of sequence segments that made the detection harder.
The complete approach has been tested on the surveillance of a construction site to detect workers that do not wear the hard hat: in such scenarios, the complexity and dynamics are very high, making pedestrian detection a real challenge.
As can be seen, some of the SNPs have very weak association with the phenotype, making detection of this association very hard.
Occlusions make pedestrian detection difficult.
The reasons which make the detection and tracking so hard are changes in the brightness of image, shape changes of desired object, changes of target number, non-Gaussian noises, and occlusion problem.
They are subtle, sometimes devious, and hard to read, which makes their detection all the more important.
Making such a detection is extremely challenging.
