Sentence examples for assumed frequency from inspiring English sources

To model this kind of crosstalk which is assumed frequency dependent, we consider the output of the PAs, written as (5).

Besides, this method finds out the values of the frequency by Newton Raphson iteration method, so no plotting of the value of the determinant versus assumed frequency is necessary.

Host extinction was most probable when we assumed frequency dependent transmission (47% of runs went extinct within 200 years, with the majority of remaining runs on a trajectory for host extinction as well; Figure 6).

For single geomembrane liners, mass transport of inorganic chemicals is calculated from the leakage rate from holes for an assumed frequency of hole occurrence.

Average estimated absorbed doses to the bladder wall (0.27 to 0.69 mGy/MBq:1.0 to 2.5 cGy/mCi) were dependent on the assumed frequency of voiding.

Concentrating on analyses from the perspective of SHI in Germany, the assumed frequency of rotavirus disease was a key driver for the results presented here and for the only other available analysis conducted from this perspective [24].

The different paths are assumed frequency-nonselective, and their gains are modeled as samples of independent complex Gaussian random variables with variance 1 2 per real dimension.

It is worth noting, however, that the only plausible simulations that captured the high prevalences of 35 50% reported in parts of WY (Figure 5), were those where we assumed a prion half-life of 8 years (Figure 4B), or those where we assumed frequency-dependent transmission (Figure 6), neither of which yield particularly hopeful prospects for host numbers or disease control.

For scenarios 2 4, we assumed frequency-dependent long-cycle transmission, and examined the sensitivity of our results to this assumption (Supplementary Table 1).

A spatial frequency being associated with each eigenfunction, the bandwidth design assumes frequency doubling between consecutive spectral bands.

This article assumes frequency flat additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel.