Sentence examples for world variations from inspiring English sources

Robustness involves the system having the ability to accurately identify the audio when subjected to real world variations including compression and various types of distortion such as radio interference, environmental noise, pitch shifting, and time scaling.

Given Switzerland's strong trade linkages with the rest of the world, variations in the Swiss franc exchange rate are not only an important factor in determining the profitability of Switzerland's major export-oriented sector, but are also an important factor in determining domestic inflation.

Focus on sites that have rules relevant to your part of the world; variations may exist elsewhere.

Depending upon the choice of the exemplars, localization robustness can be obtained against a large range of real-world variations in pose, expression, lighting, makeup and image quality.

13 We implemented a 2-week window to allow for real-world variation in dosing during induction.

Cultural beliefs and differences across countries contribute to the real-world variation regarding how ADHD is managed.

But rather than surrender to real-world variation, if the clinical trial protocol represents a system change that improves outcomes, could we use clinical trials not just to evaluate the intervention, but also to study which system changes (ie, protocol elements) are critical for the intervention's effectiveness?

Finally, to gain insight into real-world variation in treatment supply and demand, we relaxed the steady-state assumption of constant treatment capacity and allowed capacity to increase over time while holding constant the number of newly detected patients per cohort.

Such a requirement is natural to enable a stable interpretation of objects in the world under variations of the orientation of the object relative to the observer, to enable invariance under variations of the viewing direction.

Because Riminder has seen resumes from around the world, regional variations are easy to accommodate.

Larry Bucshon of Indiana, Research and Technology Subcommittee Chair "The data does not support the premise that carbon dioxide emissions are playing a significant role in the world temperature variations.