Sentence examples for auxiliary characteristics from inspiring English sources

The problem of estimating the population mean using calibration estimators when some observations on the study and auxiliary characteristics are missing from the sample, is considered.

Here, we characterize the genetic divergence between these strains in reference to the lin catabolic system and auxiliary characteristics associated with bioremediation potential.

However, the drawback with this method is that it is based on sets of main and auxiliary characteristic curves, and it essentially demands interpolation between pairs of characteristic curves in order to estimate the magnitudes of the sheet parameters.

To overcome this issue, it was proposed to consider different blocking mechanisms and target a particular conformational state of leukemic ion channels, as well as bipolar antibodies, raised against the complex of the channel and one of its auxiliary proteins, characteristic for tumors [ 127].

Meanwhile, the typical scheme characteristics can provide auxiliary information for signal synchronism algorithm design.

Heat removal characteristics of the auxiliary cooling system were examined by the tests.

All these characteristics call an auxiliary type of scientific production to mind and may have prevented social scientists from focusing on scientific production in sub-Saharan Africa as a complex process with its own structures of centralization.

Section 4 summarizes the effects of large scale wind power on small signal stability, including the analysis of the modeling and simulation, the research on power system oscillation mode and damping characteristic, and the auxiliary control strategies on WTGs to reinforce small signal stability.

Due to this difference in the forwarding characteristics, we need one auxiliary variable for each of the two cases (D n and D' n ).

For example, the auxiliary b may describe the error characteristics of a device that measures the torque imparted to a quartz fiber, where the measured torque is used to assess the strength of the gravitational force between test masses.

As an example shown in Figure 3, the characteristic curves coupled with auxiliary views identify networks of different topologies and reflect several local and global structural features.