Sentence examples for basis to remove from inspiring English sources

Data were corrected for serial correlations and z-scaled (mean removed and divided by SD) on a run-by-run basis to remove arbitrary signal amplitude effects.

As in the Isla Vista case, law enforcement had been alerted prior to the shooting that Nikolas Cruz represented a serious threat but didn't have a clear legal basis to remove his guns.

"The irony is that the old Council accused Adam Paul of violating the City Charter and they used that as the basis to remove him from the office of mayor," said Chet Pleban, Mr. Paul's lawyer.

The selection of the jurors came after a lengthy and contentious sidebar conference between the prosecution and the defense in which each side accused the other of using race as a basis to remove potential jurors from the pool, according to a transcript of the proceedings that was read to two pool reporters.

This modelling was performed on a voxel-by-voxel basis to remove any assumptions about region boundaries and does not assume homogeneity of blood volume.

Several physical processing steps are successively operated to the images on a per-pixel basis to remove detector blindness, to filter cloud contamination, and finally to correct both atmospheric and surface anisotropy effects.

"We have men and women who, on a regular basis, stop to remove debris from a roadway, to take care of an emergency situation, to assist stranded motorists," Mr. Barton said earlier this year, testifying in favor of the bill at a Senate hearing.

This uses spherical basis functions to remove environmental noise based on magnetic fields outside a sphere enclosing the sensor array, by rejecting temporally correlated sources inside this sphere but outside a sphere enclosing the brain (so-called temporal extension of signal space separation (SSS); Taulu et al., 2005), with a correlation threshold of 0.98 and a 10 s sliding window.

WEEK IN REVIEW IN NEW YORK -- A special counsel found a "valid legal basis" to seek to remove State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi from office, but stopped short of recommending action.

He said that when the time was right the government would introduce a new public health bill and, on a cross-party basis, a law to remove the defence of "reasonable chastisement" – smacking.

Ensure that all these fittings are greased on a regular basis, making sure to remove all worn out ball bearings.