Sentence examples similar to supplement remotely from inspiring English sources
To supplement these observations, six remotely operated vehicle (ROV) dives were conducted at the same location to provide 29 hours of observations from 100 to 800 meter depths which sighted an additional 48 individuals, including five juveniles, all deeper than 489 m.
In inaccessible regions in some provinces in western China, remotely sensed data was used as supplement of field survey.
Recommending these supplements, with no human in-vivo research to remotely suggest benefit, is unacceptable.
The study suggested that GIR with target search as its major objective by design could be an important supplement to image classification for invasive exotic plant species detection from remotely sensed images.
This gap in data availability has forced companies in New Zealand's plantation forestry sector to supplement these freely available datasets with site-specific ground-based data and remotely sensed data.
In simple terms, a Flipped Classroom is a teaching model where lectures are viewed remotely through watching videos on core concepts and lessons (supplemented by readings, etc…), while in-class time is used for deeper exploration and interactive exercises.
A macro-analysis of geomorphology was carried out through field studies supplemented with Survey of India (SOI) topographic sheets on 1 50,000 scale and remotely sensed data (IRS 1C LISS III digital data).
The increasing resolution of remotely sensed imagery and the development of methods and carrier systems are likely to supplement traditional urban field surveys if no up-to-date data is available or there is no data at all.
Finally, research should explore the potential for blended protocols (where computerised therapy is supplemented with support from a person) to enhance engagement, considering for example whether such support can be provided remotely or asynchronously and determine whether the cost and accessibility advantages of computerised therapies can be maintained with the provision of human input.
