Sentence examples for satisfactory depth from inspiring English sources

The result demonstrates that block-based initial depth estimation, enhanced with LA-JTU and temporal filtering, is sufficient to provide satisfactory depth maps for stereo conversion, while keeping the conversion time limited for real-time applications (see Section 6.5 later).

Another round of sequencing was required to achieve satisfactory depth of coverage; the second round was conducted on the Illumina HiSeq2000 (Table 3), which produces 100 bp reads.

Although many pores may be too small, there is an ample number of adequate size to give satisfactory depths of colour.

As addressed before, it is difficult to estimate satisfactory depths from a single or a couple of frames via a universal algorithm.

The results for the both sorbents for halide and sulfur exhibited sufficient removal within the satisfactory short depth of sorbent bed, as well as superior bed conversion of the impurity removal reaction.

With the designed system, PAVI revealed satisfactory imaging depth and sensitivity for coverage of the entire breast when imaged from both sides in the mammographic geometry with mild compression.

PAT, as an emerging powerful modality, has the capability to image the structural and functional information of biological tissues with high resolution and satisfactory imaging depth [ 1– 4].

The agreements become much less satisfactory at depths where there are fewer burrows than represented by the model geometry, which assumed all N. diversicolor (1200 m-2) to construct vertical burrows of the uniform radius with two openings as deep as the height of the mesocosms.

In our simulation, the sequencing depths (SD) of the four samples varied from 10 to 10. From Figure 7, we can see that the performances of FHB, FHC, and exomePeak are all satisfactory when sequencing depth is high enough (SD = 10); their performance all decreases together with the sequencing depth.

Also, the regression model was able to satisfactory quantify the spalling depth with an average validity of 93%.

The essential requirements for a satisfactory measured course are: adequate depth of water; freedom from sea traffic; sheltered, rather than exposed, waters; and clear marking posts to show the distance.