Sentence examples for reduced sensing from inspiring English sources

They offer improved tracking performance at reduced sensing and computational cost, especially when compared to sparsity-agnostic trackers.

Miniaturized electrochemical lab chip sensors could be very valuable in environmental monitoring area due to their many benefits, such as greatly reduced sensing cost, sensing system portability, and ease of use.

It is also well established that reduced sensing and response of the β-cell to intravenous glucose may be observed during developing type 2 diabetes, whereas the insulin response to nonglucose stimuli is much better preserved (52).

1. Reduced sensing phase.

The reduced sensing time is adjusted in the data transmission time, thus increasing the throughput by a factor of N g.

These data suggested that the increase in male male courtship behavior was not due to a reduced sensing of the principle inhibitory pheromone 7-T, and may suggest that feminized males are actively attracted to other males due to ectopic changes in chemosensory functions.

If olfactory neurons followed that strategy, says Eggan, the clone would have only one type of olfactory receptor and thus a drastically reduced sense of smell.

Reviewers reduced Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice to didactic tales of virtue prevailing over vice.

It was suggested that "advanced" primates have reduced sense of olfaction and rely more on vision than olfaction for survival.

Theoretically relevant mechanisms by which reorganization leads to higher sickness absence are increased demands on employees, reduced sense of control, increased job insecurity, or a combination of these.

In addition, a clinical study (Püschel, Schulte, & Michalak, 2011) associated motive-goal discrepancies with higher levels of depression and reduced sense of coherence.