Sentence examples for tag application from inspiring English sources
In this paper, new planar spiral antennas for passive RFID tag application at UHF band are designed and optimized using a new artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm.
The Tag application is available today in the Android Market; it's a free app.
Houston Zoo veterinary staff provide expertise in assessing the health and reproductive status (via sonography) of females prior to satellite tag application.
The carrier has been working with Tagstand to power T-Mobile's forthcoming "Tap Tag" application, which basically functions like Tagstand's own NFC Launcher app (or Samsung's TecTiles), just under different branding.
This process of source-tagging has become increasingly popular over the past decade, particularly among retailers since it ensures better consistency in tag application and it removes the requirement of retailers to train and resource staff to tag items in store (Beck and Palmer 2010).
Six tag locations (abdomen, anal fin base, caudal peduncle, dorsal fin base, pectoral fin base, isthmus) and 5 tag colors (yellow, red, pink, orange, blue) were evaluated for ease of VIE tag application and tag visibility in adult zebrafish.
Last spring, the OSSE — faced with rising demand for TAG and with the across-the-board federal budget cuts known as the sequester — urged families to complete TAG applications two months earlier than usual, warning that they might risk missing out on the money.
An implementation [6] of ISO 18000-7 shows good readability but rather poor performance for dense tag applications, due to the arbitration technique used and the long time to retrieve tag information.
It had developed a "Smart Tags" application that would have enabled it to convert key words found anywhere on the Internet into links that would guide computer users to Microsoft-approved Web sites.
A voice-tag (or name-tag) application converts human speech utterances into an abstract representation which is then utilized to recognize (or classify) speech in subsequent uses.
Based on this study, it is our expectation that cross-language voice-tag application performance will be degraded relative to the voice-tag application performance in the same-language setting, and that the severity of the degradation will be a function of phonological similarity.
