Sentence examples for sense of detection from inspiring English sources

But this answer begs the question against opponents of attributing conscious states to animals for it fails to respect the distinction between phenomenal consciousness and mere awareness (in the uncontroversial sense of detection) of environmental or bodily events.

This reveals that, in the sense of detection performance, the normalized non-central/central approximation could be considered as a good fit for the empirical distribution of the SCN for sufficiently large values of N. Indeed, both distributions perfectly match at low SNR values and exceed the threshold for higher SNR values where the approximation accuracy degrades.

The maximum-likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) is recognized as the optimal equalization algorithm in the sense of sequence detection.

In sense of low detection limit (4.8 × 10−7 M) and good repeatability (4.07%) and reproducibility (4.53%) of the results, the method was used for the determination of fosamprenavir in pharmaceutical dosage form successfully.

15 In accordance with the OLFACAT survey data, previous studies have indicated that sense of smell detection is impaired with ageing, even in healthy individuals 16 and from the second to the eighth decade of life.

Therefore, in case of strong expression of the sense RNA, detection of antisense transcripts by strand-specific RT-PCR at low levels may become unreliable.

Second, the separate estimation and detection for each antenna is seen as a suboptimal estimation and detection method compared to the joint estimation and detection for all antennas, which is optimal in the sense of estimation and detection theory [36].

Comparison of the proposed generalized Rayleigh quotients based algorithms for testing the innovation covariance is performed in the sense of the fastest detection of a fault and the detected minimum fault rate.

This method is robust in the sense of guaranteeing the detection of the fault for a whole set of bounded uncertainties.

Geobiology is a discipline that requires comparative analyses to make sense of complexity: pattern detection and correlations are the starting point for hypotheses regarding what set of factors (biological, chemical, physical) drive modern or ancient processes.

Confession is usually the best option if the company is sure it is the first in the cartel to step forward and it senses a growing risk of detection.