Sentence examples for monitor figure from inspiring English sources

As to validate our algorithms performance, we have used different 8 bit sequences representative of indoor and outdoor conditions: Walk (IEF's sequence, rustling foliage), Pets 2002 (strobe light), dtneu_schnee (falling snow), and kwbB (i21http://www.ira.uka.de/), respectively (a), (b), (c), and (d) on Figure 2 and Hall Monitor (Figure 4).

The two panels were rendered along a virtual line on the monitor (Figure 2A top); this line was tilted at three different angles (15°, 30° and 45°) to the participants' frontoparallel plane.

If the word 'fixate' was displayed, the participants had to keep fixating at a subsequently presented central cross while the sample dots appeared 5 deg above on the monitor (Figure 1 upper panel).

Gujarat: In a bid to improve the sex ratio in the district, the collector of Ahmedabad will now monitor figures showing registration of pregnant women, number of sonograms carried out and babies delivered in the maternity homes.

KO mice had significantly elevated baseline total distance and center time of 24 h in the activity monitor (Figures 1 and 2).

However, there was also a strong activation when the stimulus was passing only the upper part of the monitor (Figures 7 Ai to Aiii, activity index 1.07).

The activation was weaker when stimulation was restricted to the upper half of the monitor (Figures 7 Di to Diii, activity index 0.84).

In this case, red and blue, the codes for the upper half of the monitor, were visible in contrast to the trial in which the stimulus passed over the entire monitor (Figures 7 Ci to Ciii).

In azimuth maps there was a stronger activation by the vertical stimulus running horizontally on the lower half of the monitor (Figures 7 Ei to Eiii, activity index 0.98).

There was indeed a strong activation by horizontal lines passing vertically over the lower part of the monitor, as expected with blue and green colours representing that lower part of the stimulus monitor (Figures 7 Bi to Biii, activity index 1.05).

Another factor that significantly improves VALs is an increased level of monitoring (Figure 5).