Sentence examples for basic output from inspiring English sources

EDPs are the basic output from numerical analysis in PBD; this paper comments on the suitability of different analytical approaches.

While many users of the new visualization tools spend most of their time generating basic output, they get really excited about their new-found freedom to navigate the data and view it from any angle desired.

Hence, the basic output of GSC is given as e(t)={mathbf{w}}_m^H{mathbf{x}}_m(t -{mathbf{w}}_a^Hmat -{mathbf{w}theta}_a^Hmathbf{ight){mathB}left {theta}_0^{prime}right

Both versions have two basic output options: one provides values of a set of various quantities (such as the Lagrange points along the binary axis, and area and volume of the Roche lobe); the second provides (R(theta,phi)), the distance from the stellar center to the stellar surface for any specified polar angle.

The basic output on the web interface includes graphical and interactive Jmol [46] objects for the superpositions of the input protein structures, a table listing the detailed results of the structural alignments, and the DS score.

Basic output consists of the size of the population age-sex groups reported at yearly intervals.

The basic outputs from DFA measurements are weight percentages of CO2, CH4, C2H6, C3H8, C5H12, and C6H14+, in addition to live fluid density.

Another part of the computer, the BIOS (the basic input output system that controls the most fundamental actions of the computer), has among its many duties the task of assigning a century to the two-digit year number.

This research, in conjunction with recent work by Elliot and Aarts (in press) [19] clearly establishes a link between red and basic motor output, and highlights the importance of attending to the functional, as well as aesthetic, value of color.

A delayed inhibitory pathway via the pedunculopontine nucleus (PPTg) to the caudal pontine reticular nucleus was found to be a necessary but insufficient requirement to reproduce basic PPI output patterns.

This essay refers generally to the basic creative output of architects, in any (unspecified) form, as "architectural objects".