Sentence examples for below the normalized from inspiring English sources

In the examples outlined below, the Normalized Min-Rate and the Average AME are employed to compare the performance of the following MA schemes: TS,,,,, and.

It can be observed that in case of 27 MPa, below the normalized stress level of 40%%, Poisson's ratio shows almost constant value of 0.2; however, after stress level of 60%%, the Poisson's ratio of the plain specimen tends to increase suddenly, leading to a stretch in the curve.

An inhibition threshold was set at 80%, which corresponds to three standard deviations below the normalized positive control yield across all experiments (n = 40).

(c) a random number was generated, if it was below the normalized probability corresponding to the sequence surrounding the site in question, this site was selected for further use.

Detection limits define a response range in which the normalized signal can be reliably measured within a given experiment, and are usually set to 3 SD above or below the normalized signal intensities observed in negative control plates.

21 Below, we describe the normalized energy model adopted by RSpredict.

See table below for the normalized count rates for the Crab in each energy band.

All the statistical analyses described below use the normalized data sets.

All the results displayed below are normalized on the × axis (ligand molecules) with respect to a reference dissociation constant κ = 5.105 (using a space ratio S T = 5.10 S R) by taking a constant ratio p-1/ p1 = 1 with p1 = p-1 = 0.1.

The simulation results show that the bit error rate (BER) of 2 bits combined differential Viterbi algorithm is below 10−3 when the normalized signal-to-noise ratio (NSNR) is 11 dB, and the decoding performances approach those of the coherent detection as the length of the combined differential symbols increases.

The dimensionless equations appear the same as Equations 1 and 2, except that the symbols now represent the corresponding normalized values, such as h represents h/l 0. Below, we always refer to the normalized quantities.