Sentence examples for based on single point from inspiring English sources

The sensor interface is based on single point calibration and uses one additional resistor to reduce the overall systematic errors.

However, these measurements are based on single point analysis of images.

Considering the classification of the laser devices in the field of conservation science reported by Pezzati [24], our apparatus is at triangulation laser system based on single-point-projection [25], whereas the most of the reported systems are generally based on surface or line detection, our laser sensor is based on single point measurement.

This time-limited function of dynamic risk assessment is acknowledged by both researchers and practitioners but most research on risk factors, whether stable or dynamic, is based on single point assessments and adopts a standard approach in examining the relationship between risk score and violent outcome i.e. inter-individual variation in terms of area under the curve (AUC) analysis [ 2].

This paper presents the design and characterization of a piezoelectric tube scanner (PZT) driven micromachining tool that is based on single-point tool tip geometries.

The divergent beach morphological responses for the low and high lagoon levels could not be attributed to changes in the 'bulk' swash hydrodynamics (i.e., based on single-point velocity measurements) arising from a difference in the amount of swash infiltration into the unsaturated beach.

D-optimal population designs based on single-point individual designs were readily found but the derivation of explicit expressions for designs based on two-point individual designs was not straightforward and was complicated by the fact that the designs now depend on ratio of the variance components.

Based on the structural characteristics of the RBF-ARX model, three receding horizon predictive control (RBF-ARX-MPC) strategies are designed: (1) the RBF-ARX-MPC algorithm based on single-point linearization (MPC-SPL); (2) the RBF-ARX-MPC algorithm based on multi-point linearization (MPC-MPL); and (3) the RBF-ARX-MPC algorithm based on globally nonlinear optimization (MPC-GNO).

Goldberg and Bokor, et al., proposed a method based on single-point Fourier transform [10], which calculates global phase-shifting by comparing the changes in power of the carrier frequency between two interferograms.

Original approaches for genetic mapping are based on single-point variation in a phenotypic trait, neglecting the dynamic change of the trait during development.

To reduce the considerable expense and labour required for the titration curves, simplified avidity tests based on single-point determinations using EIAs have been described [ 6, 8- 11].