Sentence examples for by adding a background from inspiring English sources

This is done by adding a "background chemical potential" to the fluid chemical potential.

To address this problem for members within a pedigree, we extend our model by adding a background IBD (Bg-IBD) state to fit the hidden relatedness between two individuals beyond the relatedness that is observed through the available pedigree structure.

You can make your Youtube channel creative by adding a background photo/cover-photo, you can choose from the pictures Youtube provides, or be even more creative and create your own on photo editing sites like Pixlr.

In a more general sense, an optical field of the form a(x) exp [iϕ1 x)], in which a(x) is the amplitude and ϕ1 x) is the phase, can be distinguished from a field a(x) exp [iϕ2 x)] by adding a coherent background; the phases ϕ1 x) and ϕ2 x) are then contained as cosine variations of intensity in the resulting pattern.

While the fit can be improved further by adding a small background to the noise, we emphasize that Eq (16) correctly captures the non trivial shape of the noise curve with only two parameters.

This situation was simulated by adding a constant background value to speckle images with s = 20.

Give your drawing depth by shading it and adding a background: sky, or a mountain top.

A simulated fluorescence image of the mitotic spindle was generated by convolving this fluorophore distribution with the wide-field microscope PSF and then by adding a level of background noise to the image that is typical of budding yeast cells expressing proteins fused to GFP (Fig.  1c).

It is also possible to simulate a watermark in Excel by adding a graphic image as a background; however, backgrounds appear only on the screen, not in a printed copy.

The criminal background of the convicted applicants was revealed by adding a clause in their narrative application letter.

An Unforgettable Summer differs from the original story by adding an English education to Marie-Thérèse Marie-Thérèse Von Debretsy in what American film critic John Simon indicates is intended to explain the Oxford accent Scott Thomas uses in her Romanian-language lines, and to allow the actress to express herself in English during several scenes.