Sentence examples for combined distribution from inspiring English sources
In other words, to identify the anomalies of the elements (combined distribution of elements in each area), weighted linear combination and overlaying were applied on single-component images and the heavy metal hot-spots were recognized.
When the observations from systems at different locations are combined, distribution maps of lightning strikes, and hence thunderstorm occurrences, can be made.
The combined distribution acknowledges the uncertainty in the prior formulation of model discrepancy function.
This paper proposed an effective approach to statistically group actual measured dynamic stress data and validly extrapolate the combined distribution to fit the dynamic stress spectrum distribution.
This combined distribution reveals a functional form of the radial gradient that varies as G0/r with G0 being constant and relatively small in the inner heliosphere.
Telefónica said the combination of O2 Germany with E-Plus would generate savings of 5 billion euros to 5.5 billion euros through combined distribution, customer service and network services, after deducting for unspecified "integration costs".
Fig. 8 Theoretical distributions of single quiescent to active transitions and the combined distributions.
The second approach was the "full" probabilistic exposure, which combined distributions of food-consumption data with distributions of OTA in foods.
The same score system than for immunohistochemistry data combining distribution and intensity of staining was applied.
By combining distributions of species of concern, we map conservation priorities.
Besides, there are several other mixed models that have been developed and tested over the years in predicting headway distributions; they are respectively combined normal distribution and shifted negative exponential distribution, combined negative exponential distribution and shifted negative exponential distribution [1], generalized queuing model (GQM) [16] and semi Poisson distribution etc.
