Sentence examples for surface identification from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Griffin, on viola, and Oscar Noriega, on clarinet, gave the band a surface identification of contemporary chamber music.

On another level, Pierre is defiant irrationally so, when it comes to the lion that finally eats him and the child may enjoy a surface identification with the fun of rebellion.

In this paper we describe the theory of each stage of the cortical surface identification process.

In this paper, we explore this problem in the context of tactile surface identification and categorization.

The results show the advantage of ABS with surface prediction as compared to ABS without proper surface identification.

The present paper focuses on acoustic surface identification and proposes a non-model-based analysis and classification approach adopted from the speech processing literature.

Yet, it is only when we wake up and realize that we are much more than our surface identifications that we become open to possibility and free to choose other options.

Here we discuss classification of the die-cast part surfaces, identification of undercuts and protrusions, identification of parting line regions, and determination of the parting line.

The mean absolute error for the surface material identification amounts to less than 8% and for indicator calculation the mean errors range between 3 and 11%.

Further, by choosing the appropriate sliding surface, the identification law of uncertain parameter, the adaptive law of the time-varying coupling matrix element and the control input of network are designed, it is sure that the uncertain time-varying network can synchronize effectively the synchronization target.

It will enable: (1) precise global mapping of the radioactive material on the lunar surface; (2) identification of gas emanation location; (3) study of the radon gas emanation mechanism on the lunar surface and the origin of the lunar atmosphere; (4) obtaining information on the crustal movement during the last ∼50 years.