Sentence examples for techniques prevalent from inspiring English sources

Other approaches, such as the supervector-based regression techniques prevalent in numerous face and speaker recognition studies [4-6], have received little attention in this context.

These techniques became prevalent around 2003 to obtain both the advantages of passive and active methods.

Digital systems, operating at somewhat higher frequencies (1,800 1,900 MHz) and using different modulation techniques, became prevalent in the early 1990s.

While approaches such as the iatrosedative technique, which relies on the dentist's promises and actions to protect the patient from what is perceived as dangerous [ 45, 46], can address patient concerns of expected pain, there is no evidence that the use of these techniques is prevalent in dentistry at this time.

Inspired by early rave and dream-pop, witch house also takes its cue from the "chopped and screwed" remix technique so prevalent in early 90s hip-hop.

I had somewhat anticipated this answer, for this technique is prevalent in China's administrative hierarchy.

The major merits of developed technique compared to prevalent thresholding techniques are: higher accuracy in change detection and measurement, higher capability in detection of multiple changes and lower dependence on quality of RRN process.

New England's mixture of defensive techniques is most prevalent in the secondary.

When I was a young boy our teacher taught us both the western roll and the scissors style, the two prevalent techniques of the time.

The prevalent techniques for building Web service compositions (WSCs) in middleware distinguish between two levels of service manipulation[1, 2].

There are many techniques which are prevalent in many countries and these can cause harm if not scientifically evaluated.