Sentence examples for resilient representation from inspiring English sources

Firstly, DCT removes the spatial correlation within each video frame; secondly, power allocation generates a compact and resilient representation of DCT coefficients; and finally, whitening generates the equal-importance packets that will be transmitted directly over a wireless channel.

In addition, a novel vectorized silhouette descriptor is introduced to achieve low-dimensional, noise-resilient silhouette representation.

This model is popularly called an aging-resilient software reusability forecast representation.

This success in recognizing people and objects from different viewpoints relies on robust image representations that are resilient to large changes in retinal inputs.

Resiliency Millennials are resilient.

Therefore we seek to characterize attachment representations as a baseline predictor of early risk or resilient trajectories.

Once their present self-images and family attachments are compared with those of the past, immigrants' self-representations share an emphasis on their personalities as more assertive, resilient and self-confident than "before".

"And that's an exact representation of the damage," she adds, pointing from her wheelchair to the fused vertebrae almost half way along the vulnerable yet resilient structure.

How resilient?

Resilient, too.

Problem representation.