Sentence examples for be a normalisation from inspiring English sources

He added: "We are not the only ones who hope that there will be a normalisation of the yield curve".

Objectives: To assess in patients with severe ARDS and acidosis secondary to hypercapnia if by using veno-veno ECCOR there can be a normalisation of pH and reduction of peak airway pressures.

For example, some authors have argued that there may be a normalisation of working memory functions in remission phases, but that mild deficits may persist in specific tasks that impose additional demands on executive functions.

This was a normalisation of censorship.

"There has been a normalisation of theft at self-serve checkouts over the last few years," a spokeswoman for Coles, Martine Alpins, said.

where is a normalisation factor.

where κ is a normalisation factor such that bel{A}+bel{B}+bel{A,B}=1.

So Boltzmann adopted the following postulate: p(Mj) = cμ(Mj) for all j = 1,…,k, where c is a normalisation constant assuring that the probabilities add up to one.

The gain is calculated according to a deterministic fading model G n m = K n m d n m - ρ, where K nm is a normalisation constant, d nm is the Euclidean distance between n and m, and ρ is a constant path loss exponent.

end{aligned} In each case the functions and variables used satisfy the following requirements [26]: (a< t< b) in (mathbb{R}); (alphain 0,1)); (B alpha)) is a normalisation function satisfying (B>0) and (B 0)=B(1)=1); and (f:[a,b]rightarrowmathbb{R}) is an (L^{1}) function or, in the case of the ABC derivative, a differentiable function with (f'in L^{1}).

If we name (e_{ij}) the total population within the ellipse, the number of contacts between locations i and j is thus described by: T_{ij} = Kfrac{n_{i}n_{j}}{e_{ij}}, (7) where K is a normalisation parameter depending on the total number of relationships to predict, and (n_{i}) and (n_{j}) are the populations of locations i and j respectively.