The phrase "associated to a source" is not correct in standard written English; the correct form is "associated with a source." You can use it when discussing a relationship or connection between something and its origin or reference point.
Example: "The data presented in the report is associated with a source that provides further context."
Alternatives: "linked to a source" or "connected with a source."
We are interested in the estimation of the modulus of such a vector associated to a compact source.
Except for the three Near Eastern populations (Syrian, Lebanese and Iranian), all other populations are associated to a Neolithic source population.
The identification of M. tuberculosis strains can be used to identify patients which have some apparently identical genotypes, thus potentially associated to a same source of contamination [ 7] and designated as «clustered cases» [ 8, 9].
In structural engineering, many problems present nonlinear behavior associated to a large number of sources, ranging from the presence of large displacements and large strains to the constitutive material behavior.
It is assumed that RREQs and RREPs include all information necessary to be uniquely associated to a given flow (i.e., source, destination, and sequence number).
Hence, whatever the chosen imaging configuration, (CW or ITD), the signal of a weak fluorescent source at a given depth could be erroneously associated to that of a source with stronger intensity located deeper in the slab.
Given the time delay associated to the dominant source, a modified version of GCC-PHAT is computed by applying a mask to (8).
where the time-frequency bins are associated to the source that has more energy than its interfering sources.
Since the given procedure does not aim at providing the identification of each source, estimates are associated to sources based on a minimum distance criterion.
We use capital letters to denote random variables, for example, S1, S2,…, S n are the random variables associated to the sources which have a joint probability density function (pdf) denoted by f S 1 S 2 … S n ( s 1, s 2, …, s n ).
