Sentence examples for classical average from inspiring English sources
In cases where skin tones are absent in the image, classical average luminance metering is performed.
In cases when no objects of interest are detected, again classical average metering is performed [17].
This gets him a theory that is as systematic as his classical average utilitarian rival and more systematic than Ross's theory, but Ross can argue that Rawls achieves system at the expense of absolutism, which many acknowledge to have counterintuitive results.
The inplane zigzag kinematic assumptions, which compared to FSDT add two additional rotation-type kinematic variables, give rise to two types of transverse shear strain measures – the classical average shear strain (as in FSDT) and another one related to the cross-sectional distortions enabled by the zigzag kinematic terms.
The number-average size of compositionally fairly homogeneous regions, the isochores, was found to be 0.9 Mb (megabases), the weight-average 1.9 Mb (the number-average is the classical average of all size values; the weight-average is the average of values multiplied by their amounts).
This way of representing the nucleotide composition at an aligned genomic position across many genes – as opposed to a classical average base composition calculated over a window along the DNA strands as in [ 32] – has been used before for purposes like the study of GC skews in Arabidopsis [ 33], the base composition of complete genes (introns, exons, etc).
PRM was able to detect CE when classical averaged approach failed.
Calculation of the higher order averaging equations of a non-linear oscillator is very tedious using the classical averaging method.
The intermediate regime α = 1 seems to be the only one for which the limit cannot be obtained by combining classical averaging principles.
This paper presents an alternative method, which is a combination of the method of normal form and the classical averaging method.
It means that classical averaging methods can be helpful in the analysis of ECGs of healthy patients just aligning in time the different heartbeats, for example, for the reduction of noise in the recordings.
