Sentence examples for a direct reading of from inspiring English sources

(iv) From a direct reading of Table 2, one may conclude that the images obtained with the superresolution-based technique are highly focused, because they have high contrast and low entropy values.

A simple graph is proposed, which gives a direct reading of the predicted elongation to failure of composites containing equal volume fractions of any two materials among those surveyed.

Even if the appearance-only world is possible, and even if it accounts better for karmic causality than the physical world, a direct reading of scripture is still supported, unless and until its doctrines are shown to be internally inconsistent.

The advantages of the EDs consisted of a direct reading of the measured dose and lack of reading delay typical of TLDs, along with the latter's risk of loss, damage, and negative results displayed when below detection threshold (i.e., 100 μSv with ring TLDs).

The built-in strain gauge sensor of this actuator provided a direct reading of the probe's axial displacement.

The major advantage of Cost Curves over ROCs is that they allow a direct read out of the performance for any specific combination of misclassification and class distribution.

An initial calculation showed that the central point thickness from our custom-made software was comparable to that reported earlier, with a nonsignificant difference of 0.69 um compared to a direct read out of the standard Spectralis software [ 9].

TAB-Seq therefore gives a direct read out of 5hmC.

By that time, people were turning from Jaeger's account and toward a more direct reading of Aristotle.

This low-cost device is able to perform as good as a commercial dynamic signal analyzer, with the additional feature of a direct read-out of flow rate.

The samples were diluted with water (1 10) for determination of pH in a direct reading digital pH meter.