Sentence examples for approximation of the intensity from inspiring English sources

The tournament, for players younger than 20, offers the closest approximation of the intensity of the N.H.L. playoffs.

While this may be a good approximation of the intensity of fertilizer use in wheat production, given the available data we cannot say with certainty that the change in the rate of application of fertilizers was the same for wheat as for the major crops such as soy, corn, sugar cane, and coffee.

Therefore, we conclude that the differences in the mean sarcomere length estimates are due to 1) boundary artifacts and 2) piecewise linear interpolation approximation of the intensity field.

Our method of using the maximum intensity measurement as an approximation of the full intensity of any given spot is admittedly crude, as it depends on the intersection of the Ewald sphere through the center of each spot at some point in the tilt series.

In fact, the gradient solution is used as an approximation of the pixel intensity direction that would best represent the current PU.

The obtained results were compared with those calculated with the finite element method and the model of Jones et al. It was found that our model gives a good approximation of the stress intensity factor for repaired crack emanating from central elliptical and circular holes if the results of the finite element analysis are taken as references.

Intensity derivative approximation The phase reconstruction using the TIE is based on the intensity derivative and thus, inaccuracies in the estimation of the intensity derivative crucially affect the phase retrieval.

Based on this framework, Chan and Vese [3] developed the frequently used variational segmentation model, which simplifies the Mumford-Shah model to the case of piecewise constant approximations of the image intensity.

Given that Δ μ λ is relatively small, the forward problem can be linearized by the Rytov approximation (whereby the log of the intensity measurements are considered) [ 20] where J λ is the wavelength dependent Jacobian matrix for wavelength λ, with a size of number of measurements by number of nodes.

Using the formal asymptotic approximation of the Mode I stress intensity factor for an edge crack in a thermoelastic half plane containing several small voids obtained in [Nieves, M.J., Movchan, A.B., and Jones, I.S., 2011.

The examination of the various types of exercise may, however, be a rough approximation of the different levels of intensity.