Sentence examples for observable disadvantage from inspiring English sources
In these and other examples, we find that the 3D algorithm, though having one more dimension, does not have an observable disadvantage in terms of the rate of reducing the localization estimation error.
Deprivation has been defined by Townsend as 'a state of observable and demonstrable disadvantage relative to the local community or the wider society or nation to which an individual, family or group belong to' [ 1].
Second, regarding the main observables, the reviewers highlight the main disadvantage of SVM regarding other machine learning techniques: whereas SVM can perform non-linear classification and "easily" handle multi-class problems, it does not permit to see which criteria have the most influence in the decision boundary.
Change is observable time.
Second, obesity is easily observable.
Only the latter is observable.
They have no observable impact.
In their absence, the occupants are observable.
"It's still observable from shore".
So there has been an observable change?
