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Using a combination of brain imaging and vision tracking techniques to predict and inform what we will buy, neuromarketing is a new and growing field.
High-order accurate ENO shock-capturing schemes are used along with interface tracking techniques to evolve sharp immersed boundaries.
The sparse matrix factorization techniques in [23, 24] are integrated here with proper sensor kinematic strategies and tracking techniques to exploit sensor mobility.
Novel target association and sensor mobility strategies will be combined with tracking techniques to enable sensors to accurately track the different target trajectories.
The network employs the object tracking techniques to continuously report the position of the object in terms of Cartesian coordinates to a sink node or to a central base station.
Data collectors and privacy advocates are fighting a pointless arms race where advertisers track consumers without their knowledge or informed consent, make it difficult or impossible for consumers to opt out of tracking, and continually build new tracking techniques to evade any actions consumers take to protect their privacy.
In that sense, the use of markers or special lipstick on the speaker avoids the use of more complicated mouth tracking techniques [19] to alleviate the front-end effect.
Sequential particle tracking techniques were used to determine the flow field in different regions surrounding the bubble.
The present work extends a marker-based immersed boundary, or front tracking, technique to model the three-dimensional interfacial dynamics.
The contact time of particles at the walls of gas fluidized beds has been studied using a radioactive particle tracking technique to monitor the position of a radioactive tracer.
In order to better obtain photorealism in the behavior of the simulated water surface, we introduce a new "thickened" front tracking technique to accurately represent the water surface and a new velocity extrapolation method to move the surface in a smooth, water-like manner.
