USDA research chemical engineer Laetitia Bonnaillie says the result, for which a patent is pending, could potentially contain flavours or micronutrients in the future.
Recycled aggregates can potentially contain large amounts of acid-soluble sulphates.
"Are there community smells previously reported in literature?" Software engineering literature offers empirical research in software failure that could potentially contain a number of community smells.
Therefore, both the segmentation and tracker evaluation could potentially contain an inverse crime[24], but they do not since statistical noise is added to the radiographs.
Images can potentially contain confidential information, both personally and professionally, and it basically only takes finding out what the dedicated URL for an image is for anyone to access it freely, which is a massive privacy blunder.
It must be noted that answering this query in a typical SPARQL engine involves the exhaustive examination of all the candidate molecules that may potentially contain a collection of atoms that satisfy the laid out bonding criteria.
NAC image registration was investigated, as (attenuation corrected) PET images could potentially contain errors due to faulty attenuation correction resulting from respiratory motion or from small mismatches between CT and PET.
The first stages of this system provide a reliable detection of image areas that potentially contain pedestrians; following stages are devoted to refine and filter these rough results to validate the pedestrians presence.
This measure considers the situation that particular ERG may potentially contain other species which are not in given GLT and which does not necessarily to influence the similarity of that GLT and ERG.
Data in its raw form can potentially contain valuable information, but much of that value is lost if it cannot be presented to a user in a way that is useful and meaningful.
Our analysis commences by extracting and automatically disambiguating descriptions that potentially contain verbs and nouns of sound (e.g. rustle, bellow, echo, noise) and adjectives of sound intensity (e.g. deafening, quiet, vociferous).
