Sentence examples for chain of observations from inspiring English sources

His influence regarding this concept of spontaneous generation was still felt as late as the 17th century, but toward the end of that century a chain of observations, experiments, and arguments began that eventually refuted the idea.

A remarkable chain of observations by Kaschube et al. [11, 24, 25] has shown that there are universal statistical regularities in V1 orientation maps, including an intriguing mean value of π for their density of topological defects (with respect to their typical length of quasiperiodicity; see Fig. 1 and Sect. 2).

Four centuries after Copernicus, this principle permitted a chain of observation, experiment and deduction that within half a human lifetime confirmed that the universe began with a big bang 13.7bn years ago.

However the Turkish force had withdrawn, so the brigade established a chain of observation posts in the desert.

Chains of dots cover the frequency range of ∼ 150 MHz and hardly cover the entire frequency range of observations.

The proposed nonlinear observer possesses a state-dependent gain which is computed from the solution of a system of first-order singular partial differential equations, and in particular, consists of a chain of state observation algorithms that reconstruct the unmeasurable state vector at different delayed time-instants within the time-delay window introduced by the available output measurements.

After sufficiently many iterations, this Markov Chain produces a sequence of observations from the posterior distribution for the parameters, which can be summarized, for example, by calculating the mean and standard deviation of the generated sequence of each parameter's values [ 12].

Markov model chain generates sequences of observation symbols by making transitions from state to state in time or space with fixed probabilities.

The probability of the sequence given the parameterized model is easily calculated from the forward value, since (3) where is the state space of the Markov chain, and K = | | is the number of observations in.

Such observations from a chain of receivers (aligned along a meridian) are then inverted to obtain the electron density distribution as a function of latitude and altitude over a given longitude.

A better understanding of this syndrome undoubtedly transforms the last link of the survival chain: from an attitude of observation, the hospital management now becomes active and might condition in part the patient's progress in the short and long term.