Sentence examples for most difficult scenarios from inspiring English sources
The TALA also performs well in comparison with an optimistic Cramér-Rao lower bound, with typical differences in performance of 10 20%, and differences in performance of 40 50% in the most difficult scenarios considered.
In the most difficult scenarios considered, with simultaneous events, and heterogeneous sensors providing either AOA or TOA measurements, the TALA continues to perform well in comparison to the gTALA and the optimistic CRLB.
[T35 3] Breech delivery, to me it was one of the most difficult scenarios encountered…But after going through this course we have learnt how toy…So, now we are able to deliver, the breech deliveries.
"The most difficult scenario is when you have old quarry tile set in mortar," Mr. Varone said.
They would also try to persuade Turkey to enter the looser economic "outer" Europe, which might include Britain, Poland and much of Scandinavia.The most difficult scenario to predict is the aftermath of a putative French "no".
In the most difficult Scenario 3, the two speakers move stepwise on intersecting pathways.
In the following, we focus on the most difficult scenario of separating a collision of equal-power users.
This is the most difficult scenario, because in addition to target events occurring simultaneously, each sensor provides only AOA or TOA measurements, and not hybrid AOA/TOA measurements.
When a QTL overlapped with a marker, the detection power of JICIM was consistently higher in comparison with QTL located in the middle of a marker interval (Table 2 and Fig. 2), since a QTL located midway between markers is the most difficult scenario for QTL detection [27].
Therefore, the classification of E. coli pathotypes depicted in Figure 5 constituted the most difficult classification scenario within the presented setting.
This was reflected in the most difficult real-data scenarios in the REVERB Challenge, where our DM+NMF-based ASR systems achieve the largest performance gains over reference approaches.
