Sentence examples for patterns of objects from inspiring English sources
In 2010, Susan Diekelmann and colleagues in Germany published a study in which subjects examined specific patterns of objects on a grid before sleeping in the laboratory.
In many other areas of science, they argue, it is permissible to talk of certain phenomena as if they were discrete entities, even though the terms involved are really nothing more than convenient ways of referring, at a certain level of generality, to complex patterns of objects or events.
Utilizing the movement patterns of objects to save energy is one software approach.
Behavioral patterns describe not only just patterns of objects or classes but also the patterns of communication between them.
In [8], the TMP (Temporal Movement Patterns)—Tree was proposed to efficiently discover the temporal movement patterns of objects in wireless sensor networks.
We refer "refined clustering" as the one using the SIFT vectors, rather than the simple color histograms that were used in the first step, for considering the patterns of objects in the scene and alleviating the demerits of color features.
Basharat et al. [17] learn patterns of motion as well as patterns of object motion and size.
Most imagery involves motion and requires the activation of CNS visual perception-based systems that recognize stereotypic patterns of object motion.
We show the definition to uniformly capture the common static and dynamic disciplines for isolating states or concurrent behavior (e.g. handling of multiple threads for Java) as well as for sharing memory, patterns of object-oriented programming (e.g. for delegation, incremental refinement, encapsulation, views) and agent mobility.
The babies lost interest when the pattern of objects displayed on the screen became too predictable.
After the conference, Dr. Coxeter sent him a copy of his paper "Crystal Symmetry and Its Generalizations," which was illustrated with complex geometric figures, including a circle containing a pattern of objects that grew smaller and smaller as they neared the edge.
