Sentence examples for base onto which from inspiring English sources
Because (mathbf {F}^{mathcal {H}}) can be derived from (boldsymbol {mathcal {I}}) by a simple permutation of the rows and columns, it is also an orthogonal matrix and, as such, its columns form a base onto which the eventual equalizer output (hat {mathbf {x}}) can be decomposed.
In this paper we describe two methods that can be used to achieve spectral normalisation, i.e. removal of the intrinsic 1/ f γ to provide a flat spectral base onto which event-related brain activity is superimposed.
Applying the proposed method to various exemplary datasets including very low frequency EEG recordings, epileptic seizure recordings, MEG data and Evoked Response data showed that this compensating procedure provides a flat spectral base onto which event related peaks can be clearly observed.
This will provide you a base onto which you will shape your felt hat.
As a German invasion of the west loomed in 1940, the British contacted Philips and arranged a plan to remove the company's board of directors to the UK, along with 25,000 more EF50s and another 250,000 bases, onto which Mullard, Philip's UK subsidiary, could build complete tubes.
We used large boards as bases onto which the dry foodstuffs could be glued which meant that the Rangoli mosaics were permanent and could be displayed in the community setting after the researchers had left.
Some slates have a wooden base or guide board onto which the paper is clamped.
(Mrs Babbage has had such an aid for a decade, and she says the cues are useful but do not sound particularly crisp .Crucially, bone-anchored devices require surgery to implant a screw at the base of the skull onto which a customer snaps a removable, battery-powered microphone and vibrator.
The new maps are called gridded cartograms as the method is based on a grid onto which a density-equalising cartogram technique is applied.
Peptide monolayers were formed on copper-ion-functionalized quartz slides onto which BASE-C can chemisorb through the C-terminal cysteine (see [ 13] and SI for details).
A novel DNA biochip is described based on a plastic substrate, onto which small polymer droplets and single-stranded DNA are printed in the form of microarrays.
