Sentence examples for according to a generalized from inspiring English sources
It has been argued that for integrable models many observable are distributed according to a generalized Gibbs ensemble, meanwhile an effective Gibbs distribution arises in generic systems.
According to a generalized linear mixed model, 63% of the variability in home range size was explained by three landscape variables: edge index, average patch size and agricultural disturbance.
The collectors move in two degrees of freedom (surge-and-pitch), and are optimally tuned to absorb the greatest power from a number of incident regular waves, the results being weighted according to a generalized occurrence distribution.
It became clear that after a quantum quench, many observables at equilibrium after a quantum quench are distributed according to a Generalized Gibbs Ensemble (GGE) [1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8] or a Gibbs ensemble.
Thus, the idea is to design a time-varying filter that will transform the original source s(n) into a new signal s ~ ( n ), such that its time-frequency coefficients modulus | S ~ ( m, f ) | are also distributed according to a generalized Gaussian distribution but with a smaller form factor β′.
The presence of juveniles in the roots was registered through a stereo microscope (SQF-F; Tecnival, Argentina) with a 30x magnification and statistically analyzed according to a generalized linear model (GLM) with Poisson error as a function of time point and genotype.
These data could be interpreted according to a model based on a generalized Langevin equation which allowed us to determined that the stiffness for both dynein and kinesin transported organelles is ∼ one order smaller than the stiffness measured for molecular motors in vitro.
The accuracy of the generalized surface model is assessed according to a quantitative-statistical analysis by comparison with two different types of reference data.
According to a political economist who has studied the 1989 "Caracazo", a more generalized and violent social uprising whose proximate trigger was an increase in gasoline prices, current social, political, and economic conditions are such that more generalized protests are possible today, though he cautioned that there was no way to predict whether (or when and how) they might actually take place.
