Sentence examples for coherent degree from inspiring English sources
The system fade margin, the average bit error rate (BER) and the power penalty are obtained in the presence of the degradation of the source coherent degree.
Each coherence degree and specific speed was examined in a separate run consisting of 24 randomly ordered trials, 12 with upwards and 12 with downwards coherent motion.
This is in sharp contrast to the conventional LDPC case (i.e., coherent detection) where degree-1 variable nodes are deemed highly undesirable.
Within the coherent system different degrees of oxidation were found which are attributed to the number density of GBs and the local microstructure of the coating.
"She's able to show that cancer is to some degree a coherent process," he says.
where T 0 is the temperature of equilibrium between austenitic and martensitic phases, L is the MT heat, and α is a coefficient which depends on strength characteristics of the material and determines the degree of coherent stress relaxation.
Concerning the phase structures in 'Additional file 5: Phases for Figure 10', if one focuses on the periods where the amplitudes exceed 2 K in Figure 10, the phase structures for TE1 and TW7 are coherent and indicate the degree of asymmetry or asymmetry expected in accord with the amplitude structures in Figure 10.
Taken together, our results suggest that BEEM successfully captures sample subgroup-specific expression modules, while it also shows good performance to some degree for coherent expression modules, which are most efficiently captured by EEM.
There is little evidence to support effect modification to any consistent, coherent or statistically significant degree (Tables 4 and 5).
As applied to the SCN data, spectral clustering seeks to decompose the nucleus into constituent parts while retaining the maximal degree of coherent similarity within the parts.
Nonetheless, the comparison of the TIS defined above with macroscopic pictures of the grafts showed clearly that its evolution was coherent with the transparency degree of the sample (Fig. 8 ).
