Sentence examples for part of objects from inspiring English sources
Such chips, and the networks that link them together, could yet prove to be the most potent wireless of them all.Just as microprocessors have been built into everything in the past few decades, so wireless communications will become part of objects big and small.
Wireless technology will become a part of objects in the next 50 years rather as electric motors appeared in everything from eggbeaters to elevators in the first half of the 20th century and computers colonised all kinds of machinery from cars to coffee machines in the second half.
The current frame is compared with the background model, and the pixels that differ significantly from the model are considered part of objects to be detected (foreground pixels).
Images captured via a typical surveillance camera are looking down, causing the lower part of objects to appear larger and the upper part to appear smaller.
People with synesthesia say their experience is not the same as imagination, but they also realize their perceptions are in their own mind and not part of objects in the outside world.
This may cause some detailed depth information of the central part of objects to be lost, but it will not hamper the quality of the final 3D video, since the depth information of the object boundaries is preserved [5, 6]. Figure 6 shows the resulting motion information after correcting the displacement using the above-described process.
Repetitive behaviour problems include stereotyped motor mannerisms, such as hand flapping, restricted interests, inflexible adherence to routines, and a preoccupation for parts of objects.
Undetached proper parts of objects don't exist (van Inwagen 1981).
For the addition or subtraction technique, we added or removed objects, or parts of objects.
This policy works on parts of requested objects, and evicts from the cache first the parts of objects that have served the least number of bytes.
Patients with within-object neglect tend to ignore parts of objects and patients with between-object neglect might omit complete objects presented next to another object.
