Sentence examples for preserved by applying from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that several high-order statistics are preserved by applying the algorithm on the selected subsets of pixels.

The aim is to assess to which extent the original follow-up tumor uptake values is preserved by applying image registration using the elastix toolbox.

Meanwhile, the adjacency histogram was also preserved by applying the algorithm in the 5-N way, so that the steganalytic algorithms in [11] and the SPA steganalysis in [9] are both prevented.

A comparison of the proposed gain function and a bilateral Wiener filter has been conducted and shows that the binaural cues, particularly ILD and ITD, can be remarkably preserved by applying the proposed gain function without experiencing a considerable loss in noise reduction performance.

Their data reveal surprising results, in particular showing that the degree of diaphragmatic injury may depend not only on the amount of spontaneous respiratory activity preserved by applying specific settings of mechanical support, but also on the etiology of acute lung injury; that is, pulmonary versus extrapulmonary acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

Argentina is the world's third most important soybean producer; hence, there is an urgent need to preserve soil health by applying appropriate agricultural practices to maintain sustainable production in the upcoming years.

The oldest way to protect and preserve leather is by applying something incompatible with water to fill the pores, fibers, and spaces in the leather.

Hurdle technology is the term often applied when foods are preserved by a combination of processes.

In these two papers, they preserve the privacy of records by applying Bloom filters.

An Entity-centric Approach for Privacy and Identity Management in Cloud Computing Angin et al. ([2010]) present an entity-centric architecture for Identity Management in Cloud that uses Active Bundles (AB) scheme and ensures user's anonymity by applying privacy preserving policies.

Applying these principles, we construe the right against compelled self-incrimination preserved by Paragraph XVI in the light of the meaning of Paragraph XVI's materially identical ancestors.