Sentence examples for as a function of the real from inspiring English sources

Note that this equation assumes the transmitter is very far away compared with D. Thus, θ can be expressed as a function of the real distance, D, the angle of the transmitter, ϕ, the frequency of interest, f, and the speed of light, c.

Thus the GF of a complex variable in (3) is defined as a function of the real and imaginary parts.

The Nyquist plot demonstrates the minus imaginary part of impedance (−Z″) as a function of the real part of the impedance (Z′), while the measured frequency swept from 10 mHz to 100 kHz.

Plotting for a simple RC circuit, the negative imaginary part of (Z omega )), (- text{Im} Z omega )), as a function of the real part, (text{Re} Z omega )), would usually result in semicircle with a diameter R (Nyquist plot [19]) and its center at the (text{Re} Z omega )) axis, at a distance of R/2 from the origin.

The real output sequences r ( n R, k ) R [ l ] and r ( n R, k ) I [ l ] at the receiver N R on subchannel k can be expressed as a function of the real input sequences s ( n T, i ) R [ m ] and s ( n T, i ) I [ m ] coming from all transmit antennas (n T =1,…,N T ) on the subchannel k and its adjacent subchannels (i=k−1,k,k+1).

For reference, we also plotted the expected power (calculated with the usual VIF) as a function of the real ICC in cases of no imbalance in cluster size.

A more detailed investigation can be made by plotting the spectra (real part of the MR signal) as a function of the B p field.

We propose that this specific modulation of HMS activity as a function of mimicry constitutes the first direct evidence for mirror system involvement in real social mimicry.

I show Real(Csp) the real part of the cross-spectrum, as a function of frequency (Fig 3).

Mitterer & Blomert [15] also reported MMN effects as a function of contextual appropriateness of assimilations, using real-word stimuli.

Within the parameters imposed by the need to perform the music, Mr. Keenlyside functioned as a peer of the "real" dancers, indeed as first among equals.