Sentence examples for the subsequent target from inspiring English sources

Therefore, denoising methods [9 13] have become a critical step for improving the subsequent target detection and classification in remote sensing imaging applications [14].

In ERP studies of cognitive processes during attentional tasks, the cue signals containing information about the target can increase the amplitude of the parietal cue P3 in relation to the 'neutral' temporal cue, and reduce the subsequent target P3 when this information is valid, i.e. corresponds to the target's attributes.

Reward cues (circles) signaled that if the subject responded during the subsequent target presentation, he or she would win 50¢ (18 trials) or $5 188 trials).

The graphemes elicited a vivid synaesthetic colour for the synaesthetes, which could either be the same (congruent) or different (incongruent) from the physical colour of the subsequent target square.

Two circular rings (12 mm in diameter; 4.8° of visual angle), illuminated by a yellow LED, served as a cue that indicated the spatial position of the subsequent target to be detected.

Similarly, loss-avoidance cues (squares) signaled the possibility of losing either 50¢ or $5 188 trials) if the subject did not respond to the subsequent target while it was presented.

The subsequent targeting process of "signature striking" proved to be the most controversial aspect of the drone program.

Taylor, rap elder statesman Snoop Dogg and a group of 50 men were there to open a dialogue following the killing of black men by law enforcement across the country, and the subsequent targeting of Dallas police officers in a sniper incident.

The successful de novo expression of a functional TCR in primary human CD4+ T cells facilitated the subsequent targeting of this receptor to Tregs.

The limitation of any pooling strategy is the potential to mask expressions in subsets of the general population; however, the subsequent targets will be more generalisable to the broader population.

Many Americans argued for an immediate invasion of France, while the British, as well as General Dwight D. Eisenhower, argued that the island of Sardinia was the best subsequent target of the Allied troops.