Sentence examples for an arbitrary sample from inspiring English sources
3. The "impinging jet," in which a jet of liquid is directed to a nonrotating sample, allows an arbitrary sample shape and detection of spatial variations of zeta potential.
In particular, probabilistic distributions of the two norms of correlation matrices defined in Part I are delivered for an arbitrary sample size and number of random variables in the case when the sampled values are ordered randomly.
In this paper a Confidence Interval Convergence Test (CICT) method is presented that minimises the computational burden required to demonstrate that a model design has passed/failed by calculating a CI for the population 95th percentile time, τP, rather than simply relying on τS determined from an arbitrary sample of 500 simulations as specified in the current guidelines.
However this represents an arbitrary sample.
LDA obtains a low-dimensional representation for an arbitrary sample : (15).
Figure 5b displays a μ-PL spectra map obtained along a straight line in steps of 20 μm along an arbitrary sample direction.
If the music sounds like an arbitrary sampling of Clark's current playlist, the choreography and design jerk us around even more.
Finally, design examples demonstrate how to find the optimised parameters and finite wordlength coefficients of an arbitrary sampling rate converter with minimised expenditure and a prescribed performance.
Choosing 29 examples to sum up several thousand years of artistic activity is a hopeless task for any critic, and such an arbitrary sampling can work only if it is framed as a confession, as an act of love — "These are the artworks that I cannot imagine living without, and I want to tell you why".
Uneven SA is a general SA case, in which the missing data can occur at an arbitrary sampling index, and block SA is a familiar SA pattern in multiple-target observation with a single radar system.
Hansen's shrinkage can be used with any per-dimension estimator with an arbitrary sampling distribution (not necessarily Normal), for which the Central Limit Theorem holds.
