Sentence examples for complicated scaling from inspiring English sources

Later on, Pinnegar and Mansinha [22] have extended the generalization idea in [21] of the ST to include windows which have complicated scaling properties, including frequency-dependent shape and applied this approach to a broadband earthquake seismogram contaminated by noise.

(HOLT, which uses CFROI analysis, ranks firms on a particularly complicated scale linked to the present cash value of their future investments).

The use of this assessment collected by telephone interview [ 8] has been validated and is comparable to more complicated scales when converted to a 100-point scale [ 9].

An ideal delirium screening tool for clinical use must be performed rapidly at the bedside and should not have complicated scales to calculate whether the patient is delirious.

Equation (1) modifies IL Eq. (5) of Schoen (2014), in that Eq. (1) uses population fractions rather than size relative to the first state in order to avoid complicating scale adjustments.

The history is long and complicated, the scale of cronyism and control can be giddying, but somehow it can be made to fit on a single placard.

In response, Mr. Marder said that the Prospect Plaza project was one that was ambitious, and complicated, in scale because it involved funding from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.

However, the spectrum is complicated by scale shifting and is also full of noise.

Therefore, H2' derived from real networks may typically be clearly distinguished from this null model, while the comparison of C is complicated by scale dependence and the relatively large values yielded by the null model.

But having the 12 pentomino pieces rotating in real time seemed too complicated, so I scaled it down to tetrominoes, of which there are seven.

These factors complicate large-scale HMF isolation by solvent extraction or distillation.