The phrase "above sampling" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to sampling that has been previously mentioned or discussed in a text.
Example: "The results from the above sampling indicate a significant trend in the data."
Alternatives: "previous sampling" or "prior sampling".
The relationship between the incomplete set of observed samples, G, and the image, F, can be expressed by the above sampling mask as follows: G = S ⋅ F (13).
If both of them can satisfy ( 1hbox {x}_1^2-0.01{x}_2^2ge 0 ), the above sampling is a successful one, and can be used to calculate the candidate value of x 3.
Furthermore, from (21), (22), for b ȷ, λ, k ( i ) and from (17), (19) for b ȷ, j n ′, j ν ′, λ, u, k ( i ) we observe that the above sampling probabilities depend on the single partition likelihood ratio which using (16) is proportional to exp σ λ, 1 2 − σ λ, 0 2 2 σ λ, 1 2 σ λ, 0 2 ∑ i = 1 N ∑ u = 1 U y ȷ, λ, u, k ( i ).
Figures 3B and S4 show that these probability distributions are extremely robust with respect to the above sampling procedure: the shape is unchanged, and only the cutoff of the distribution moves to smaller values.
All of the above sampling designs, if performed diligently, will conform acceptably to this requirement.
For each simulation, we varied both wood density and ε simultaneously following the above sampling methodology.
Organized by Steven Holmes, Silvia Karman Cubiñá, and Deborah Cullen, "None of the Above" samples the handiwork of 16 young Puerto Rican artists living in Europe, the United States and the Caribbean.
The special edition is stirring up the usual debate that arises whenever the fashion press tries to cater to those above sample size – the separation of the bigger sizes into their own issue being the rub with most.
(a) The cumulative data of EBD for above samples.
The recoveries of the above samples spiked with ZEN and its five primary analogues were in the range of 62.9 113.6%.
The part of above samples was dried into powder at room temperature under vacuum.
