Sentence examples for averaging correspond from inspiring English sources

"Iteration," "EM," and "Averaging" correspond to conventional schemes [15 17], respectively.

These averages correspond to the maximum obstruction height to ensure sightline while driving along a horizontal curve.

For the IкBβ and IкBϵ knocked-out mutant shown in Figure  5(A), the peaks of the SE average correspond closely to the peaks of population-level experimental data (EMSA) at 15 min, 2.5 hours, 4 hours, and 5.5 hours.

The top row ("Offline average") corresponds to a constant prediction of the average of the offline value across 11 months.

The reported statistics refer to one year before the receipt of windfall, which, on average, corresponds to a third year in the sample for winners.

A recently finished study by wine industry consulting firm Motto Kryla Fisher concluded that over 84% of the variation in the Dow Jones Industrial Average corresponds to variations in the auction dollar measures and vice versa.

We show that the optimal choice of our design parameters (with respect to the variance of the convergence point around the exact average) corresponds to a one-shot perturbation of initial states and compare our design with various counterparts from the literature.

In fact, it can be demonstrated that the values of lie now in a limited range bounded above by a bell-shaped function of the average; the function takes its maximum value when the average is half the available range and falls to zero when the average corresponds to the minimum or the maximum of the luminance range [25].

Mathematically, this time average corresponds to the following quantity in curly braces.

This criterion would allow for the majority of COI samples obtained from environmental samples to be binned into genetic clusters which on average corresponds with distinct species.

A chromosomal read depth of half the library average corresponds to a single copy (monosome), whereas 1.5× the library average corresponds to three copies (triploid).