The phrase "alteration type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are categorizing or specifying different kinds of changes or modifications, such as in technical or design discussions.
Example: "In our project, we need to define the alteration type for each component to ensure consistency in our design."
Alternatives: "modification category" or "change type".
In most cases, Mr. DeWinter said, the application for the necessary permit -- known as an "Alteration Type II" -- is one that does not require a new or amended certificate of occupancy.
Table 1 Parameters of the MATLAB alteration methods Alteration type Method Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Blurring fspecial σ = 1 σ = 2 σ = 6 ('gaussian', [7 7], σ) Gaussian noise imnoise v=0.003 v=0.01 v=0.017 (I, 'gaussian', 0.01, v) Resize imresize Scale = 0.8 Scale = 0.6 Scale = 0.4 (I, scale, 'nearest'nearest.
The 1st order landscape formation, involving geomorphology sensu stricto and weathering contributes to the built-up of five morphological types (erosional type I, alteration type II, mixed type III, composite type IV (erosion-transport-deposition), hidden type V (under an intact roof rock or under clastic overburden)).
So, to achieve soft discrimination of each alteration type, we use a sigmoid function with parameters for location (E) and slope (Figure 2B, Methods).
Finally, when soft discriminators for single-copy gain and for mono- and biallelic losses are combined across all tumors, they are a proxy for the recurrence of each alteration type.
For individual tumors having a complex and/or incoherent pattern of signal (Figure S5), parameterization produces conservative values of E and β for each alteration type, suppressing a large fraction of the total signal by design.
The LA-ICPMS analyses of major elements (Table 1) substantially confirm the occurrence of two main alteration types, characterized by a high concentration of calcite and Fe.
The variation of hydro-mechanical properties of the rock with different alteration types and grades makes it important to first detect alteration zones and, second, to understand their significance for the performance of a reservoir (Figure 2).
We then calculate a summary score (Eq. 3) for both total gain and loss (A' and D' respectively) that combines the evidence of the individual alteration types (Methods).
While there are many options for detecting these alteration types, a key feature of our approach is the use of soft discrimination.
It is important to cross-check the relative contributions of different alteration types.
