Detection [noun]

It can surface threats and you can set up your own threat detection rules.

Microscope detection accuracy can vary from about 20 to 80 percent.

Only the most dramatic cosmic doings would create signals that were large enough for direct detection.

Hence, the detection … tells us that PeV cosmic rays originate and propagate in the galactic disk.

Its platform is built on Google Cloud with security as a “first-principle” with features such as default encryption and intrusion detection, the company said.

The company, he added, had ceased work on tests or patents related to ethnicity detection.

“The sequencing and variant detection efforts are quite fragmented,” says Benjamin Pinsky, medical director of the Clinical Virology Laboratory for Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children’s Health.

These particles were first proposed as the driving force behind supernovas in 1966, which made their detection a source of comfort to theorists who had been trying to understand the inner workings of the explosions.

Three or more bits flipped in the same word will probably be detected, but detection is not guaranteed.

Designing experiences that let customers try on makeup in augmented reality presents huge technical challenges for face detection.