Sentence examples for baseline acceleration from inspiring English sources

Baseline acceleration events observed in the chute region were all classified as strikes, whereas post-modification events included strike and shear on the chute.

Currently, in 2005, Philip Warrick et al. [ 70] used the combined tools of signal processing and neural networks to develop the automated technique to detect the FHR patterns of baseline, acceleration, and deceleration.

First, proper introduction of the baseline-corrected acceleration into the Precise Point Positioning (PPP)'s state equation and treatment of the baseline shifts as unknown parameters to be estimated for each epoch.

The validations from an experimental and real datasets show that acceleration baseline shifts can be precisely recognized and corrected, thus, the combined system adaptively adjusted the estimation strategy to get a more robust solution.

Patients with increased cIMT at baseline show a further acceleration in cIMT increment indicating that vascular changes continue to evolve throughout puberty and adolescence.

The authors must explicitly acknowledge this potential confound and the possibility that the window of the R and K stages may actually be shifted farther to the right in the lineage at baseline (without exercise induced acceleration of maturation).

We compared specific alerts, baseline rates, frequencies of accelerations and decelerations, and signal quality assessments generated by the TraceVue system and the observers.

Computing performances on one-core and quad-core CPU are used as a baseline to analyze the GPGPU acceleration results.

Many motion parameters of the target, such as the velocity, the orientation, the baseline crossing point, and the acceleration, affect the nature of the received signal.

High tensile residual stresses and strain hardening at the crack tip caused by underloads contribute to crack growth acceleration during the subsequent baseline cycles.

Using data on 2,029 females from the Women's Health Initiative, we examined whether baseline measures of "intrinsic epigenetic age acceleration" (IEAA) predicted subsequent lung cancer incidence.