Sentence examples for recognizes the input from inspiring English sources
This architecture recognizes the input textured image through a hierarchical categorization structure in multiple scales.
5- In the case of only one fusion level recognizes the input image as genuine, the system will check the recognized IDs of other algorithms.
SAMStat automatically recognizes the input files as either fasta, fastq, SAM or BAM and reports several basic properties of the sequences as listed in Table 1.
Perhaps the greatest pitfall of all is neglecting to recognize the input of the child(ren) who is active in the business.
Even if the type bar doesn't hit the platen, a computer will recognize the input, but if you bang the keys hard enough you can make an old-school hard copy on paper while a computer also records your keystrokes.
In this paper we propose a novel approach which demonstrates that having an eigenspace encompassing a set of grey-level images, it is possible to recover the eigenspace coefficients and consequently recognize the input images even in the cases when the input images are 2-tone images of the objects in the training set.
We first recognize the input without using a DAE and obtain a best word sequence hypothesis.
4- If two or more of the fusion levels recognize the input image as genuine based on the claimed ID, the whole system will recognize the user as genuine.
A neural network is trained to recognize the input-output behavior of a nonlinear plant, and faults are detected if the output estimated by the network differs from the measured plant output by more than a specified threshold value.
Six years at MIT gave me a six sigma perspective that helps me recognize the inputs and outputs I need each day to achieve my desired results.
The total geoneutrino signal at JUNO is ( G={39.7}_{-5.2}^{+6.5} ) TNU where the 1σ error only recognizes the uncertainties of the inputs of the lithosphere, which are mainly due to the uncertainties in the composition of the rocks and subsequently to the geophysical inputs.
