The phrase "and the sampling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of selecting or collecting samples from a larger group or population.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of climate change on local wildlife, and the sampling of various species was conducted over several months."
Alternatives: "and the collection of" or "and the selection of".
On the other hand, the continuous-time convolution for all, and the sampling of that yields only zeros.
Enhanced sampling was achieved for all degrees-of-freedom, and the sampling of the dihedral angle space was facilitated.
The physical effects that occur because of the manufacturing with an ultraprecision turning machine and the sampling of the measurement standards are mathematically inversed and considered.
Then we could focus on making the collection and dispersal of fees and the sampling of music downloading as transparent as possible, bringing 21st century metrics to bear on making sure that artists are fairly compensated (rather than spending vast sums figuring out which music fans to send legal threats to this month).
We describe in detail the key components of the algorithm, including the event-loop and the sampling of first-passage probability distributions, and demonstrate the accuracy of the new method.
Here, we will give an overview on the impact of MD simulations on structural investigations, including studies that aim at a prediction of protein-folding pathways, protein-assembly processes and the sampling of conformational space by computational means.
The software tradeoffs included using digital filters instead of the Walsh transform and therefore the sampling of the sound was different as we didnt need the fast speed and sampling rate of the Walsh transform.
The margin of sampling error for the full results and the sample of 861 registered voters are both 4 percentage points.
Overall results and the sample of registered voters both have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points, including design effects due to weighting.
The outcome of a survey can be heavily influenced by the way it is worded and the sample of people.
