Sentence examples for combination of coordinates from inspiring English sources

Since PCA is based on mean-centered data, and the PCs, themselves, are linear combinations of the original coordinate variables, one can construct the configuration at a specific point in PC space by simply multiplying the coefficients for the linear combination of coordinates represented by each PC of interest by the coordinate of the point of interest on that PC.

This will be performed through the combination of coordinates, which will take the information obtained from the positioning of the markers into consideration [ 29].

Dress her in either a solid color, a combination of coordinating solid colors, or a conservative pattern (e.g. flowers).

For the choice of an inappropriate combination of initial coordinates and intraprotein NOEs (the initial coordinates from 1SPY with the intraprotein NOEs of 1MXL), the intraprotein NOE residual is 58 ± 12 kcal/mol and the docking residual is 369 ± 76 kcal/mol.

It then enumerates triplets of nodes (u, v, w) such that at least two pairs of each triplet are connected in the network, followed by enumerating possible median nodes, consisting of combinations of coordinate values of u, v, and w.

Each point represents a linear combination of 78 coordinates for a single subject.

The simplest possibility is a linear combination of Cartesian coordinates with complex coefficients.

4 In the CIE L*a*b* system, each color is described by a combination of three coordinates L*, a*, and b*.

We use a combination of these coordinate systems to represent the magnetic field.

In Fig. 8, we present current estimates using three different combinations of magnetic coordinates, all based on the same dataset: Swarm A data, with (B_z < -1) nT, and the sunlight terminator crossing the noon-midnight meridian poleward of (pm 75^circ).

A mean model was computed for each set of corresponding points from each LM surface model (x), and principal component analysis (PCA) was performed to extract principal morphological variations (PMVs) of linear combinations of point coordinates.