Sentence examples for respective sensing from inspiring English sources

Note that the quantization range D i can be determined for nodes, based on their respective sensing ranges.

At node we use a -bit quantizer with a dynamic range We assume that the quantization range can be selected for each node based on desirable properties of their respective sensing ranges [14].

In this paper, we consider source localization based on quantized sensor readings where the i th sensor uses a R i -bit quantizer with a dynamic range [z i,min z i,max] which is assumed to be selected based on desirable properties of their respective sensing ranges (see[17] for the details).

The respective sensing cocktails were coated onto a 125 μm thick transparent polyester foil (http://www.goodfellow.com/) using a homemade knife-coating device.

Neither of us was always sure what was going on, but to each of us the stories made their respective sense.

The film went on to enjoy surprising success in the US, suggesting that surmounting the supposed gulf between our respective senses of humour requires nothing more than a light skip.

The real difference that explains these mirror-image pivots, I think, is our respective senses of whether it's always in the United States's interest to go all-in for one side or another in the Arab Spring's various upheavals.

'Point (b)' can be proved from point (a) and the fact that solutions (29) to (34) are optimum in their respective sense (see Table 4 and the proofs in [15]).

The video was inspired by Steady Sun frontman Dylan Nowik's own experiences with his synesthesia a mental condition where the product of one sense impression is connected to a different part of the body's respective sense impression.

Watch the interview below to get a sense of their respective senses of humor, but first listen to "Heart in a Mousetrap" embedded below and "Tomorrow to Today" which is currently on the A-Sides' YouTube page, and marvel at the talent they have.

It is true that "fairness" is a subjective concept, but is it more likely that those involved in a dispute will be satisfied with the result if it is based upon the law or through some agreement reached in accordance with their respective sense of fundamental fairness?