The phrase "associated filter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data processing, software, or any situation where a filter is linked to or related to a specific set of data or criteria.
Example: "The associated filter allows users to refine their search results based on specific parameters."
Alternatives: "related filter" or "linked filter".
The situation depends on the choice of the coupled schemes (one for time integration, one for space derivative and one for the filter) and here, the compact scheme with its eighth-order filter seems to have a better spectral accuracy than the considered dispersion-relation preserving scheme with its associated filter, especially in terms of dissipation.
Spectral discrimination between each FP would be achieved by a combination of careful choice of FP with associated filter set and combining this, if necessary, with post-acquisition spectral unmixing.
Of the remaining initiatives: CEGIN is a network of private providers which agree to accept CEGIN members at reduced prices; Queen Mamohato Memorial Hospital in Botšabelo, Lesotho is a public hospital with associated filter clinics that is operated by a private consortium; and Ziqitza is a PFP emergency response service based in India.
Subject to these restrictions, a procedure for designing the controller and associated filters is presented.
The effects of the reconstruction algorithm and associated filters were modelled as a composite of two Gaussian functions fitted to the PSF of the PET scanner.
However, the associated filters peaked 200 and 50 ms preceding male song, respectively.
The passive intervention had a significant role in increasing filter life in the femoral filter subgroup, but only INR and aPTT were associated with filter life in the nonfemoral filter subgroup (Table 2).
Finally, the associated observations are processed using the associated Kalman filter, and non-associated observations become candidates to initiate a new track.
A definition of the cost function associated with filter performance - captured through the filter order - leads us naturally to the imposition of constraints on the available space of controls.
Consequently, a square-root cubature Kalman filter with noise correlation I (SCKF-CN) and the associated information filter SCIF-CN are presented to improve computational performance.
Further studies focusing on hemofiltration-filter clotting are needed to better describe this issue and the different factors associated with filter clotting (such as coagulation activation or abnormalities as well as CVVH settings or catheter dysfunction).
