Sentence examples for match operations from inspiring English sources

He was unable to contact the control room in which the officer in charge at Hillsborough, Ch Supt David Duckenfield was commanding match operations, because his police radio was dead.

While all four companies had previously met the stringent technical requirements of the FIFA Quality Programme, the final decision was based on criteria relating more specifically to the tournaments in Brazil, including the company's ability to adapt to local conditions and the compatibility of each GLT system in relation to FIFA match operations.

Last night a Fifa statement washed its hands of responsibility and said it was "not involved in this match operation".

FIFA said in a statement: "FIFA cannot comment on the incidents at the match in question, as FIFA were not involved in this match operation.

NF A nf (network function) is defined as the combination of a "match" operation and an "action" operation.

Table 6 Execution speeds of various operations for an iris match Operation Time (msec) Localized and normalized iris region 141 Optimized Gabor filters filtering 236 Localized energy and phase feature generation 5.2 Multi-feature dissimilarity scores of two irises 2.9 Gabor multi-feature fusion decision on trained SVR 3.2 The speeds were taken using an Intel Core2 Quad Q9400 2.66-GHz processor.

Concerning time complexity, each match operation takes at most O(k) time, since at most k + 1 extensions are tried and each extension takes O(1).

Also, an increasing number of women are having procedures at the same time as their daughters, arranging for matching operations so that the daughters' looks are attributed to nature rather than to suture.

K. Nishiguchi and colleagues of the NTT Corp., Kanagawa, Japan, demonstrated a method of potentially circumventing this limitation by using the quantum-mechanical tunneling of single electrons in a transistor to carry out pattern-matching operations.

Today, they're trying to take that one step further with a new tool called Blocks, a set of mix-and-match operations like SMS and integrating maps that users can just drop into their systems.

For example, one pair of HiRISE stereo processing requires a billion of matching operations.