Sentence examples for common average from inspiring English sources

Thus, the validity of the results was deemed acceptable for the purpose of presenting common average patterns.

However, defining one common average interference level is highly inefficient, since the interference strongly varies with the distance (or channel) between the interferer and the interfered node.

If by a measurement only one peak is found, then it means that a large majority of the particles have a diameter around the common average value.

It was shown with the contrasting years-sites that coherent results were only obtained when a common average Q10 value was determined prior to fit the base rate of heterotrophic respiration coefficient.

Applying the gray world hypothesis to an image is equivalent to force a common average value for each channel R, G and B, which mitigates effects where lighting conditions are not favorable.

To increase the spatial resolution of the recorded data and decrease its dependence on the reference location, the authors used two techniques: Laplacian derivation [56 59] and common average reference (CAR) [55].

The common averaging of elastic constants yields inappropriate results.

The precise evaluation of the extreme wind is mainly connected with the quality of statistical data of wind velocity which is associated with performance and calibration of measuring instruments, common averaging time, same height above the ground, roughness of the terrain, etc.

In the second type males were common, averaging 38%.

For these, the number of TGs in common averaged 37 and ranged from 1 (for 1,439 TF pairs) to 5,857 (between MZF1 and TGIF1).

Note here, that in a hierarchical framework, the within-subject variability is taken into account, in contrast to common averaging techniques (see above).