Sentence examples for reader coverage from inspiring English sources
They divided the reader coverage area into several subspaces and used an FSA or a binary tree search in each sector, but they did not recover from collisions.
The particular operating regime of the multi-reader system depends on the ratio between the readers coverage radius r and the interrogation area dimension d.
Though in extreme cases this may rise higher, the assiduous reader's coverage only translates into 1,000 novels a decade, including rereadings.
An experimental evaluation of the Ferret prototype shows that (i) Ferret can refine object locations to only 1% of the reader's coverage region in less than 2 min with small error rate (2.22%); (ii) Ferret can detect nomadic objects with 100% accuracy when the moving distances exceed 20 cm; and (iii) Ferret is robust against different movement patterns of user's mobility.
Talbot lured new readers with coverage of family matters, technology, academia, media and sex.
The Times went first, but they have now all invested heavily in the things that draw in middle-brow readers—sports coverage and features.
(A sidebar note: Readers of coverage of A.W.K. henceforth should cast a knowing and cautious eye on anonymously sourced rants that depict Karzai as a "malign actor," which is the term of art at Central Command now that "warlord" and "terrorist" are out of fashion.
The problems of redundant RFID reader detection and coverage have instigated researchers to propose different optimization heuristics due to the rapid advance of technologies in large-scale RFID systems.
The WikiReader (portable Wikipedia reader — see previous coverage here) is in the midst of its "Spring 2010" update, which includes new and updated Wikipedia entries, animated key presses a la the iPhone, more fluid scrolling, and "a highly requested back feature for a quick way to return to previously searched articles".
TechCrunch readers can request coverage for a new company here, and Insidr will add the company that readers request the most in the next week.
To many readers the New York Times coverage of the war in Gaza comes across as neutered or as having a pro-Israeli bias.
