Sentence examples for coefficients extracted from from inspiring English sources
This evaluation is based on correlating the reflectivity of the GPR section with backscattering coefficients extracted from radar images.
Then, the wavelet packet coefficients extracted from the selected wavelet packet node is demodulated for envelope analysis.
Wavelet packet coefficients extracted from the acoustic activity have been considered to determine whether corrosion occurs, and to identify the type of corrosion process, at least for the most important corrosion processes in the chemical process industry.
Mass transfer coefficients extracted from the dissolution data of the weak carbonic acid were in substantial agreement with literature data whereas coefficients derived from the strong sulfuric acid dissolution data were about 5 6 times higher, probably due to an increased pellet surface generated by a strong acid attack.
Linear prediction coefficients extracted from sustained vowels were used as features.
We use about 8700 wavelet coefficients extracted from the data to constrain 1000 source parameters.
The main idea is to maximize the signal-to-noise "higher is better", based on the optimization of texture coefficient extracted from XRD data using L9 (33) orthogonal array, with three factors (concentration of NiO precursor, annealing temperature and annealing time).
It is demonstrated how this effect can be included via a non-dimensional dynamic background flexibility coefficient, extracted from a classic modal analysis for the particular frequency of the selected mode.
Applying the signal atomic decomposition by using the conjugate MP, the noisy MP coefficient extracted from x at each pursuit iteration has the following form α k = α s, k + α n, k, k = 1, …, K, (8).
This peak indeed corresponds to the proportion coefficient extracted from Figure 1 in the present Correction.
Earlier work has reported parametric OCT imaging of lymph nodes based on the relative optical attenuation coefficient extracted from OCT A-scans [ 23].
