Examples of detection

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One of the proposed methods of detection is an antibody assay utilizing fluorescently labelled antibodies.
Then, a simple subtraction yields the time taken by the detection of anomalies.
The technique has a lower detection level of 20 eggs per gramme (e. p. g.).
Investigation of this host-parasite relationship may reveal common strategies between this copepodid and the caligid sea lice to evade host detection.
Therefore, parasitological or immunological tests are required, both for diagnosis of the disease and for parasite detection in epidemiological studies.
Only integrated sonar sensor were used for obstacle detection.
The edge detection process is similar to the one used in reference [23].
The function model of neural network can construct and train a neural network-based classifier for fault detection and diagnosis from the database or data warehouse.
Simulation examples are used to illustrate the algorithm in the detection of faults in a two-link robotic manipulator.
Consequently, how to accurately model convex polyhedra is very important for efficient minimum separating distance computation and collision detection.
Detection of the schistosome circulating cathodic antigen by enzyme immunoassay using biotinylated monoclonal antibodies.
However, accurate detection of infection, particularly in animals carrying subclinical infections, is essential if selective chemotherapy is to be rationally implemented.
Controls to exclude bleed-through in the detection system were carried out separately.
A similar tool does not exist for detection of geohelminth infections.
Sensitivity of the detection was found to reach 0n01 pg (not shown).
Due to the smaller magnetogyric ratio of heteronuclei, heteronuclear detection is less affected by the paramagnetic center.
Detection of residue contacts in a protein folding intermediate.
Detection of monoclonal antibodies specific for carbohydrate epitopes using periodate oxidation.
To fully simulate a reflectometer response, the processing of the code results includes homodyne detection (in-phase and quadrature detection or single ended).
Early detection and appropriate management will improve the quality of life for these patients.
A sensitive method for detection and assessment of the number of each life-cycle stage would be useful for following these events.
The sensitivity of detection of soluble antigen was found to be low with these reagents.
Initiatives that have included physician training with other enhancements to promote detection and continued management of depression may be more promising.
The detection node is dedicated to categorizing a stimulus as social and deciphering its basic ' social ' properties.
Confronting the confounders : the meaning, detection and treatment of confounders in research.
Impaired non-motor learning and error detection associated with cerebellar damage.
The collinear flankers facilitated target detection, resulting in lower contrast threshold for the target compared with that in the orthogonal condition.
In healthy controls, contrast threshold is lower in the collinear condition than in the orthogonal condition, because collinear flankers facilitate target detection.
The first is based on an intersection calculation between objects, which allows collision detection between convex and non convex objects.
Fall detection in walking robots a measure for monitoring.
Many studies have focused on lie detection, but relatively little is known about whether some people are better deceivers than others.
The following is an example of framework detection.
The dialog procedures all require a certain number of parameters which are attached to the error detection automata.
If it is, the corresponding set of detection automata is triggered.
However, we found that the span detection heuristics outlined in the next paragraph work just as well for our purposes.
We use automata both to extract syntactic information from the text (these are pre-processing automata) and to detect errors in the text (error detection automata).
Other papers in the same collection make reference to the head-modifier principle for term detection and extraction, as well as machine translation.
Detection of ambiguity, inconsistency and incompleteness in the documents used to elicit the requirements, defining a ' coherent ' set of requirements.
In contrast, the empty elements strategies are not heuristic in nature and the label set strategies have no effect on complement detection.
We found that errors could be caused by affecting a pitch detection during the early onset of a note.
Safe statistical detection of nonlinearities of the suggested type would require either a hitherto unknown test statistic or an implausibly long sample.
In the following we discuss the application of the above approach to the model problem of inclusion detection.
On the other hand, only 6 per cent indicated that the probability of being fined given detection was 50 per cent or more.
Thus, we would predict an interaction between word frequency and the effects of syllable compatibility on target detection performance.
Target detection times were only a function of the size of the target.
Detection of feigned recognition memory impairment using the old/new effect of the event-related potential.
The chapters are organized by history, psychopathology, differential diagnosis, frequency, detection, treatment and aetiology.
Both promoting a good daily routine and the detection of and coping with prodromes involve monitoring and regulating.
The detection was accomplished in host tissue homogenates to which a single cercaria or metacercaria was introduced.
A prerequisite for the usefulness of the detection of coproantigens not only in fresh but also in weathered samples from the environment is their stability.
As mentioned before, the temporal resolution of the technique makes it ideal for the detection of highly transient fields.
To understand the precise relation between perceptions and perceptual detections of presence, it would be helpful to have a clear analysis of both.
In everyday life, of course, sensory detections of presence are routine.
Thus, one cannot use fixed limits on the state variables for all detections.
Good detections predict the fall at least one step and maximal four steps before the fall.
The counts of detections have been binned logarithmically, within mass bins covering factors-of-three (top axis, thick lines) and factors-of-two (bottom axis, thin lines).
Two cases are shown, to illustrate how binning can affect the fits to small numbers of detections.
Local aspects, such as level of the local maxima, can be considered to discard false detections.
Remarkably, this suggested contrast between perceptions and perceptual detections of presence will not do either.
There is close correspondence between negative contours and burst detections, and between positive contours and sweep detections.
After several thousand detections, the pattern on the screen will reveal the same intensity distribution as if all the quanta were fired together.
Supervised detections require accurate identification of fraudulent transactions in historical databases and are only able to detect frauds of a retrospective type.
By clarifying various relations among perceptions, perceptual detections of presence, perceptual recognitions and essential imperceptibility, the perception of imperceptible things can be rendered a coherent possibility.
Three methods of reducing the impact of these problems were used, sometimes in combination, all of which involve selecting subsets of detections that satisfy certain additional criteria, as follows.
Nevertheless, by clarifying various relations among acts of perception, perceptual detections of presence and kinds of perceptual recognition, the sensory perception of imperceptible things emerges as a coherent possibility.
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