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Pattern recognition, in terms of image analysis, could be a good solution to detect the presence of the rolling stock on a specific monitored area.

In this case, foreground-mask sampling method may fail and the systems need an object-recognition-based solution to detect the abandonment.

After the removal of the oxidation layer on the surface of scratched area by etching in HF solution, the silicon samples were then etched in KOH solution to detect the mask behavior of the residual disturbed silicon layer.

Noorossana et al. (2011) proposed an integrated supervised learning solution to detect the out-of-control conditions, estimate the change point when the shift occurs in the mean vector, diagnose the variables contributing to the out-of-condition and determine the direction of the shift in the mean of each contributing variable.

Development continued largely at the urging of the Admiralty, who saw it as a solution to detecting the conning towers of partially submerged U-Boats.

As a result, existing literature lacks solutions to detect the presence of a compromised control plane.

An analysis of the data collected during this deployment allowed us to demonstrate the ability of the proposed solution to detect abnormal behaviours and to evaluate the performance of the system with the help of caregivers.

Traditional cryptographic schemes do not contribute a complete solution to detect and secure the ad hoc nodes from various attacks.

Although the modalities such as ultrasonography (US) and conventional tumor markers such as α-fetoprotein-L3 (AFP-L3) and DCP are widely used and important for HCC detection in clinical scenes [ 7], they still do not provide an entirely satisfactory solution to detect HCC at the early stage.

This work presents the ground penetrating radar as a non-destructive solution to detect buried pipes and minimize the impacts to the services in the intervention area such as leakages in the buried utilities, particularly massive in urban areas.

Mice whose occluded naris remained patent 48 hrs after surgery, as judged by visual inspection under 20 × magnification using a soap solution to detect air movement, were excluded from the study.