The phrase "a common filtered" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It may be intended to describe something that is commonly filtered, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "In our research, we found that a common filtered approach to data analysis yields more accurate results."
Alternatives: "a frequently filtered" or "a typical filtered".
In aquarium buildings the tanks are usually grouped so that they have a common filter and method of temperature control.
A general outline of this process is given first, followed by a common filtering scenario in detail (Eliminate High Background Times).
A common filter bandwidth is characteristic of widely favoured BNC filter pairs: the classical CDF 9/7, the Villasenor 6/10, and the Villasenor 10/18.
Additionally, a simple device test strip for rapid and on-site detection of Cu2+ has been designed by immobilizing the RL-CdTe@SiO2 QDs on a common filter paper.
A common filter is to use mutual information to estimate the relationships between each feature and the class labels (mutual relevancy), and between each pair of features (mutual redundancy).
Because it is too conservative to share a common filter gain over the whole DOI, the clustering technique is applied to segment the DOI so that the filter can be finalized with multiple gains, each of which corresponds to one specific sub-domain.
When solar activity is filtered assessing the residuals of a linear regression between foF2 and Rz, or between foF2 and F10.7, which is a common filtering technique used in most of the publications that analyze ionosphere trends, the relationship between foF2 and the EUV proxy considered is expected to be the same over the whole period of analysis.
Plates were developed with a mixture of acetone, toluene, ethanol (99.5% v/v), and ammonia water (28% w/w) (20 20 3 1) as mobile phase to a distance of 10 cm and then air-dried in a flat bottom Camag TLC chamber containing a common filter paper saturation pad in the back wall.
A common filter method is the well-known Student's t-test, which is popular because of its simplicity [ 7].
The mushroom bodies may still respond only to olfactory cues or the central complex to visual cues, but both probably require a common filtering mechanism to allow the fly to decide what to do.
A common question filtered through the room -- "I'm not seeing that money.
