Sentence examples for accommodate the frequencies from inspiring English sources
At the heart of their +gwF variants was a new free parameter (f) to accommodate the frequencies of the starting, as well as ending, nucleotides in the evolutionary process: where q ij refers to the substitution rate from nucleotide i to j, π i and π j correspond to their equilibrium base frequencies, and s ij is the exchangeability between the two.
The staff is attentive and accommodating.
"The facility needs to accommodate them.
A pre-tuning step was subsequently added to the production sequence prior to niobium sputtering to accommodate the frequency shift mainly due to mechanical tolerances during substrate production, substrate surface treatment, niobium sputtering and cooldown process.
The proposed method accommodates the frequency and voltage dynamics, which significantly affect the system's power change, and hence the inertia estimation.
The verification procedure, or response checking, can accommodate the word frequency effect reversal for regular words if, on some portion of the high frequency regular word trials, an additional time penalty is incurred because the participant second-guesses the (normal) pronunciation, subconsciously thinking the pronunciation should sound "funny".
Exposure sounds came from children's Television shows such as Pokemon, Powerpuff girls, Bakugan etc., which were layered on top of each other with one pitch shifted, and one non pitch shifted track in order to better accommodate the higher frequency hearing rage of the mice.
In the case of influenza the time scale is log transformed (with 1890 as year 1) to accommodate the greater frequency of citations in later years.
To accommodate the observed nucleotide frequencies π i we have to allow for deviation from those ratios.
The CSC hypothesis is not dead, but it needs refining to accommodate the likelihood that the frequency of CSCs may vary from tumour to tumour and is likely to change during tumour progression by both epithelial mesenchymal transition as well as by the symmetric cell division of CSCs themselves.
In this paper this time-domain criterion is extended to the frequency domain to accommodate the analysis of nonlinear oscillators subject to harmonic excitation.
