Sentence examples for by averaging the squared from inspiring English sources

In practice, the power values of these bandpass filtered signals are obtained by averaging the squared magnitude spectral components in the specified frequency band, and then converting them to dB.

The TFRs of power were generated by averaging the squared absolute values of the convolutions over trials for a given condition (i.e., when presenting infant faces or adult faces).

These results were computed by averaging the squared error over 1000 trials for each curve.

An ED is implemented by averaging the squared magnitude of the K-point FFT of the received signal over the sensing period T which is proportional to the number of received signal samples.

Finally, to localize areas characterized by important displacements and intensity variations of the magnetic flux patches of the radial component of the sub-centennial constituent, the mean energy of its secular variation for each point of the 2.5° × 2.5° grid was calculated by averaging the squared values of the SV for the 320 years time span (1630 1950) of the sub-centennial constituent.

This result was confirmed by averaging the squared magnitude of the Hilbert transform of each STA, providing a more robust means of assessing the locking, regardless of the particular phases at which the spikes locked on individual responses.

For this substorm event, the PSD is obtained by averaging the square of the instantaneous amplitude over ~10° MLON segment of the wave-like substorm arc where the wave-like arc brightening structure is prominent.

This value is determined by integrating and averaging the squared A-weighted sound pressure of fluctuating noise during the measurement time interval, in which there are representative values of acoustic event pressure levels: so it is very important accurately to select the suitable integration time.

An estimate of the frequency response is then obtained by averaging the least squares (LS) estimations obtained from each symbol.

In an effort to minimize listener use of potential loudness cues across trials, three versions of each stimulus were recorded, namely 'loud', 'neutral', and 'quiet', stimuli were generated by averaging the root mean square (RMS) amplitude of all of the stimuli and creating alternative versions that were +3 dB RMS, 0 dB RMS, and –3 dB RMS relative to the average across all stimuli.

The number of cells was determined by averaging the number of cells in four squares and multiplying this average by a dilution factor.