The phrase "average of a phase" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a statistical average related to a specific phase or stage, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "To calculate the average of a phase, we need to gather all the relevant data points from that specific time period."
Alternatives: "mean of a phase" or "average value of a phase".
A simulation was conducted to validate the feasibility of using a novel cooling strategy that utilized the heat load averaging capabilities of a phase change material (PCM).
We simulate phase drift by computing a running average of the phase variance, with a pseudo-randomly chosen phase, near the optimal phase, for each measurement.
It should be pointed out that when M > 2 in Eq. (4), the measured phase shift is computed as an average of the phase difference between I m (z) and I m + p (z) over M −1 values providing the mean phase shift as a result, which can be used to improve the phase stability.
(D -left) Average of initial phase of T → A responses (red) and combo responses (gray) classified as T → A-like.
Phase alignment was obtained by calculating the phase-locking factor, which is a stimulus-locked average of phase distribution across trials at a given time-frequency (Tallon-baudry et al., 1996).
eSquare root of an average of phase proportion calculations, modified from Albarède and Provost ([1977]), to account for the addition of F, H2O, and Cl in the starting materials (that diluted the initial element concentrations, see section 'Equilibrium considerations' for details).
The average of theoretical phase velocities of IG wave calculated at a period of 120 s for all stations is 135 m/s with a standard deviation of 14 m/s, while the average of phase velocities at the same period for 16 stations at other nodes is 129 m/s with a standard deviation of 4 m/s.
However, when corrected for the initial offset of ~40° the modeled average of the phase values falls within 1 standard deviation of the experimental values.
Apart from the propagator theory of spin-echo diffusion measurement, the average of spin phase fluctuation by the cumulant expansion is developed.
({phi }) should be independent of the axial position and therefore is calculated by the weighted average of the phase angles of each set of spinning data.
