Sentence examples for masking from from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the feedback controller can guarantee that the signal by chaotic masking from the transmitter can be recovered at the receiver.

The use of simplified models allows us to probe the direct effect of the proximal ligand (tyrosinate in catalases and histidine in peroxidases) without masking from the protein environment.

In order to avoid sending a large amount of side information to the decoder, the idea proposed in [7] is extended to eliminate the need for transmitting side information for each step size of each coefficient in each subband of the color image by estimating the available masking from the already received data and a prediction of the transform coefficient to be quantized.

For drifting gratings, is such contrast masking from the orthogonal component abolished under conditions of plaid segmentation?

We further find that the same contextual manipulation improves contrast discrimination for a test component, apparently relieving masking from the cross-oriented overlay.

Since the fMRI setup in our study was optimized for studying the early visual cortex, our data does not let us investigate the contribution to memory masking from other parts of the brain known to play a role in the storage of position information in visual working memory (see for example [50]).

Masks from Java, Nepal and Madura impress.

It looks like a ceremonial mask from, say, Papua New Guinea.

Helium came from Texas, cyanide from Tennessee, mustard from Rhode Island, gas masks from Long Island.

Some workers demanded oxygen masks from an ambulance, but none were available.

ROIs were defined using anatomical masks from the Automated Anatomical Labeling (AAL) database61.