Sentence examples for characterization of instruments from inspiring English sources
This paper analyzes some issues related to the metrological characterization of instruments for power quality monitoring, in order to move a step toward the definition of a full performance verification protocol.
Finally, we omitted several important aspects of measurement from our characterization of instruments.
In addition, systematic uncertainties in the characterization of the instruments have to be taken into account as they often can exceed the statistical uncertainties in the analysis of bright sources.
While Crick's idea laid the foundations for the identification and characterization of the instruments of gene transcription and translation, tRNAs and mRNAs, and while he was right on transfer only from nucleic acid to nucleic acid, the idea of an unidirectional transfer of information, like any other dogma in biochemistry, was short lived.
Future research directions include further evaluation of the differences in spectral characteristics and quality requirements of different musical instruments and the voice and better characterization of musical instrument tones both in time and frequency within the separation approach.
Starting from the results of an experimental characterization of the two instrument channels with non-sinusoidal voltages and currents and a correlation analysis, the combined standard uncertainties of IEEE Std.
The research in bimetallic DENs has been significantly promoted by the advancement of characterization instruments.
Time Interval Generators (TIGs) are frequently used for the characterizations or timing operations of instruments in particle physics experiments.
Large organs such as the one installed in 1361 in Halberstadt, Germany, the first documented permanent organ installation, likely prompted Guillaume de Machaut to describe the organ as "the king of instruments", a characterization still frequently applied.
The design and analytical characterization of a fiber-optic instrument for simultaneous multiposition water-dissolved oxygen monitoring by room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) measurements is presented.
