Sentence examples for applied the same transformation from inspiring English sources

Having found the appropriate affine transformation for a pair of line segments, Quang-Cuong and Bennequin then applied the same transformation to the time it took to draw the line, with surprising results.

For each pair of interactions (d1 p1, d2 p2), we structurally superimposed the globular domains (d1, d2) using STAMP [42] and applied the same transformation to the ligands so that they were positioned in the appropriate binding groove of the non-native domain (d1 p2, d2 p1).

So except in the Poisson case where Λ is deterministic, we do not apply the same transformation to all the points.

Hence, by using (22) and applying the same transformation technique presented in Section 3, the PDF p C (t) of the channel capacity C t) can be approximated as p C ( r ) ≈ N 2 N r ln 2 2 2 π ( 2 N r − 1 ) σ N e − 1 2 σ N 2 ( ln 2 N r − 1 γ s − μ N ) 2, r ≥ 0 (23).

Therefore, we chose to apply the same transformation to our data.

To test for regional hypoperfusion, the PWI images were normalized to the T1-weighted template space by applying the same transformation parameters than for the T1-weighted images.

The resulting, thresholded, native space tracks were then spatially normalized by applying the same transformation matrix used to normalize the FA map in each patient.

Once the three steps are completed, we apply the same transformation parameters to PET images of the same mouse as well as its segmented image to obtain a PET/CT and segmented data set corresponding to the Digimouse space.

However, as the simulated data were then truncated to resemble the real data, applying the same transformations in the imputation process failed to satisfy normality.

The output of their method is similar to the gene-motif p-value matrix and we applied the same logarithm transformation as in our method so that a higher score means a more significant regulatory relationship.

The functional data were then transformed to the standard Talairach Tournoux space using the same transformation applied to the structural MRI [AFNI software, Cox (1996)].