Sentence examples for relevant tuning from inspiring English sources

The second problem is then considered: how can we find the relevant tuning and continuously adapt image processing to input data?

This is especially interesting as the IEKF also retains all the desirable features of the standard EKF, especially its relevant tuning in the presence of noises.

Olly could figure this out and fire up the relevant tunes — before you've had time to say: 'Hey Olly, play me some smooth jazz'.

Objective quality assessment methods based on subjective measurements are based either on a perceptual model of the human visual system (HVS) [1], or on a combination of relevant parameters tuned with subjective tests [2, 3].

Based on the ranking information, Google can determine which web pages are more important or more relevant and tune their search results accordingly.

At Halloween time, some stations may have relevant scary tunes.

Figure 7 Tuning relevant features 1D.

We anticipate that these issues are also relevant to determine tuning parameters for various nonparametric approaches as well.

Two aa residues in the manakin sequence in [ 42] are hereby corrected but the change (S86 to C86) is not likely relevant to spectral tuning (cf. [ 11]).

These data highlight in several tumour cell types, a differential pro- or anti-apoptotic role for the distinct caspase-10 isoforms in DR signalling, which may be relevant for fine tuning of apoptosis initiation.

With no disrespect to her tunes – relevant oldies, well-chosen covers such as Dylan's It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, more recent efforts – it is Faithfull's posh husk we are here to hear, augmented by the odd cough and swearing.