Sentence examples for matching technique and from inspiring English sources
Not that Rose would have appreciated that term: his interest was always more in blues, noise and near-eastern music, just as his performances were visceral affairs, matching technique and emotion with a rollicking swing.
The 35 kV cable-OCS matching technique, and the OCS voltage grade selection are also discussed.
Our previous work in [13] analyzed accelerometer and magnetometer data using pattern matching technique and also dynamic time warping algorithm to detect and classify aggressive driving events.
Similar to this work, Murata et al. [10] use the same robotic platform and controller with an improved beat-tracking algorithm that uses a spectro-temporal pattern matching technique and echo cancelation.
The derivation is based on the mode matching technique and is verified by measurements done on prototypes.
The corresponding diffraction problem is reduced to infinite system of linear algebraic equations (ISLAE) making use of mode matching technique and orthogonality properties of the Legendre functions.
The presented approach is applied to a simulated cryogenic air separation plant and the monitoring results are compared against those of PCA based pattern matching techniques and ICA based monitoring method.
For more about the three-point boundary value problems, we refer the readers to the references [15] [19], with matching techniques, and to [20] [35], with other techniques.
Even though we use matching techniques and a proxy for unobserved individual productivity, the latter controls only imperfectly capture workers' unobserved ability.
The DILS 2007 papers cover a wide spectrum of theoretical and practical issues including scienti c work?ows, - notation in data integration, mapping and matching techniques, and modeling of life science data.
Indeed, in many applications the texture of the planar object allows to obtain numerous feature correspondences using standard feature extraction and matching techniques, and to subsequently find a good approximation to the underlying homography.
