Sentence examples for passive sensing from inspiring English sources
Lively's passive sensing tracks just enough information to interpret meaningful activity that shows how you're doing without sharing too much.
Memristive devices were fabricated and investigated for passive sensing of oxygen.
To review published empirical literature on the use of smartphone-based passive sensing for health and wellbeing.
Dense stereo vision is a passive sensing technology offering a 3D view of the current environment making it a very attractive sensing component of such systems.
Stereo vision is a passive sensing technology for 3D measurement based on two perspective projections (i.e. camera images) of a given scene.
The capacitance change induced by the dynamic deformation of the tubular DE is also calculated by a simple electrostatic model, illustrating dynamic passive sensing.
There were many wonderful things about growing up there, but communication with the wider world, even in the passive sense, wasn't one of them.
Other fish such as sharks have electroreceptors but no electric organs, and they use electroreception in a passive sense to detect the electric fields that result from the neuromuscular activity of buried prey.
It is difficult, at first, to grasp Penn's motive or criteria for selecting from such a vast and rich oeuvre, these particular images… Compares Penn to Walter Benjamin's notion of the flaneur, an idle stroller adrift in the city, his passive senses exquisitely attuned.
"Before I was diagnosed with esophageal cancer a year and a half ago, I rather jauntily told the readers of my memoirs that when faced with extinction I wanted to be fully conscious and awake, in order to 'do' death in the active and not the passive sense," Hitchens wrote in his final column for Vanity Fair.
Certainly we are misguided about death, Hitchens finds, on the most basic levels, recalling that before his cancer was diagnosed, "I rather jauntily told the readers of my memoirs that when faced with extinction I wanted to be fully conscious and awake, in order to 'do' death in the active and not the passive sense".
