Sentence examples for multiple filters and from inspiring English sources

Multiple targets are tracked by means of multiple filters, and interaction among them is modeled through a 3D blocking scheme.

Unlike the Gabor filter, there is no need to construct multiple filters, and a single tuned GL filter is sufficient for feature selection.

This paper presents a novel multiple filters and observers based fault detection scheme using (i) a nonlinear process model, and (ii) knowledge of the standard operating procedure for executing the transition.

The instrument consists of an off axis parabolic entrance mirror, switchable slits with multiple filters and shapes, a toroidal grating, and a photon counting detector, together with a field of view guiding camera.

I read an article recently about a celebrity who freely admits to using multiple filters and techniques to make her Instagram shots as "perfect" as they can be, and she doesn't care if they represent her real life.

By using multiple filters and calling candidate disruptive genes through two different ways, we minimized both false positives and false negatives due to the small sample size.

Multiple filtering and extraction conditions can be specified using "|" (vertical bar) as the separator, in order to formulate complex queries.

It is therefore possible to quickly test multiple filtering combinations and variations, and to develop refined hit sets focusing on different regions of the binding site.

When there are multiple attributes, multiple filters (with an AND operator between them) can be applied simultaneously.

Fluorescence imaging involves no additional animal treatment but instead requires an external excitation source and multiple filters to obtain a spectrum of the light emitted which can compromise the sensitivity as there is a relatively high level of background-emitted light.

The disadvantage is the requirement for specialized microscopy, visualization of tissue specimens through multiple filters, multiple image capture, and the relatively short half-life during which signal is visible.