The signals are selected and presented to the listener by using a classical measurement method known as the method of limits.
Agreement with more time consuming classical distortion measurement methods was found to be good.
Today, the state-of-the-art in settlement or deformation monitoring relies on classical terrestrial measurement methods and devices, for example water level gauges, levelling or measurements with tachymeters (Kavvadas 2005).
Compared to classical SoH measurement methods which deal with whole battery system, the proposed method estimates the SoH of the system by separating a small but representative set of cells.
The studies that assessed β-cell function in type 2 diabetic patients after BPD included grade III obese patients and applied either the classical plasma insulin measurement method (5, 8, 10) or the plasma C-peptide measurement modeling method (6, 7, 9, 13).
Therefore, in addition to the classical endothelial function measurement method in isolated arteries, measurement of FMD in living rats should also provide useful information for not only elucidating endothelial physiology and pathology but also ascertaining the roles of endothelial protective agents.
This method assumes a classical measurement model in order to account for random error in the exposures.
Using a Bayesian approach, the developed method considers a classical measurement error model for the exposures, as well as the conditional logistic regression likelihood as the disease model, together with a random-effect exposure model.
A certain amount of variability among respondents within a method is to be expected, because of real differences in preference structure among respondents, and classical measurement error.
"Media owners, clients and agencies are all dissatisfied with established measurement methods.
where u1 and u2 are classical measurement errors.
