de·tec·tion [dɪˈtekʃən] SUST. no pl.
1. detection (act of discovering):
- detection
- odkritje n
- detection of cancer
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2. detection (by detective):
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This is useful where multipath or shadowing effects might otherwise lead to the potential for poor detection performance if only a single radar is used.
en.wikipedia.org This involves a process of associating individual target detections to form a joint detection.
en.wikipedia.org Detection of these targets reliably evokes transient activity in prefrontal cortical regions.
en.wikipedia.org The sensitivity of current detection methods makes it difficult for scientists to search for terrestrial planets smaller than this.
en.wikipedia.org These methods also allow the detection and identification of viable but nonculturable cells that are metabolically active but non-dividing.
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