Sentence examples for residual processing from inspiring English sources
Local deformations of the digital architecture due to relief of residual processing stress following a saw cut were predicted by using IMM.
Elastic FE analyses of discs under these conditions and fully accounting for thermal and residual processing strains have also been carried out.
A novel technique related to residual processing [19 21] is also implemented.
Silver sulfide formation occurs due to the reaction of silver ions with residual processing chemicals such as sodium thiosulfate.
In such cases, the signal differences lie mainly in the residuals and therefore some residual processing is essential for better enhancement results.
They are prone to yellowing, mirroring and fading which is largely attributed to the effects of pollutants, relative humidity and residual processing chemicals.
As a final data quality check, we re-filtered the cells with the same Gaussian kernel, followed by a median filter (n = 3) to eliminate salt-and-pepper noise, and also excluded cells whose pixels occupied 100% of their bounding boxes; these were likely to cause residual image processing artefacts.
Despite her perceptual impairment, however, D.F. retains residual form processing abilities that can provide distal visuomotor control, for example in the configuration of her grasp when reaching to pick up objects of different shapes and sizes.
The 3-D Chirp SBP volume provides enhanced imaging especially due to the residual static processing using a moving average method and shows better continuity of the sedimentary layers and consistency of the reflection events than the individual 2-D lines.
In particular, since we were interested in the residual semantic processing occurring after the subjects responded to the stimulus, we examined the ROIs' activation profile in more detail by modeling the hemodynamic time course with a more general basis set of spline functions.
Residual subcortical processing of visual information, however, is assumed to occur in the entire visual field.
