Sentence examples for range to detect from inspiring English sources

Ideally, it should also have sufficient axial detection range to detect blood vessels millimeters ahead.

Relativistic effects—e.g., the Doppler shift of the emitted photons then boost the intrinsic luminosity of the jet pointing toward the observer and lower that of the counterjet, allowing measurements of limited dynamic range to detect only the former.

The results of this study show that the MISS questionnaire is a reliable outcome questionnaire and has a greater range to detect changes in shoulder instability than more global outcome questionnaires such as the SRQ.

The NGXS is estimated to measure ∼120 counts/s for a GOES C1-type flare at 0.1 AU, which allows for a large dynamic range to detect both small and large flares.

So perhaps secondary radars were operating, which may not have the required range to detect a flight at an altitude of 35,000 feet".

Another possibility is that within this generally high grade serous ovarian cancer cohort, the overall consistency of the common aberrations may mean that there is little "dynamic range" to detect differences associated with copy number, and that variance in outcome may have more to do with constitutive factors specific to the individual such as their immune system or pharmacogenomics.

In particular, a device with on-board sound processing and capable of estimating range to detected objects would allow conventional analysis methods to be used in a straightforward way.

A much more reliable approach would require an array of independent sensors capable of determining range to detected objects, located through an area of interest according to a (systematic) random survey design.

Whether the perturbation is reversible and whether it is possible to use population reference ranges to detect adversity are two key questions that may arise in the process of considering continuous upstream indicators of adverse effects.

Snort uses alerts with IDs in the range [2003305:2003500] to detect this behavior.

We demonstrate its usefulness through experimental results and compare its performance with a standard method that uses both height and slope between neighbouring range points to detect obstacles.