Sentence examples for component lies from inspiring English sources

Assumption 2 The delay between each input/output component lies in a known compact interval.

It is shown in [11] that the interference component lies in the even sub-carriers while the odd sub-carrier's components are affected by the multiplication of a constant 0.5.

Interestingly, the largest expansion component is the one approximately aligned with the axis (a) associated with the largest Einstein temperatures given in Table 3; similarly the smallest component lies approximately along c, which is associated with the smallest Einstein temperatures.

Thus, we can recognize by visual inspection when a deviatoric component lies close to DC or ±CLVD, as well as how much of an isotropic component is included in a solution.

Since the fast algorithm in the first step measures the leakage amplitude r, it is immediately clear after the second step if this step should be repeated with a negative probing signal, because the resulting measured amplitude in the second step is smaller than 2 r when the I component lies in the beneficial region.

The left mid FG (VWFA) response has a stronger evoked component than an induced component, lies mostly in the 0 20 Hz range, and has a similar time course to the left IFG.

For example, the Endangered Barndoor skate (Dipturus laevis) was eliminated throughout much of its geographic range and depth distribution due to bycatch in trawl fisheries, yet may have rebounded because a previously unknown deepwater population component lay beyond the reach of most fisheries (Dulvy, 2000; Kulka et al., 2002; COSEWIC, 2010).

The future for studying blood components lies in pragmatic RCTs, with endpoints of mortality, which assess the rate of hospital-acquired thrombosis as well as reduction in bleeding.

The difficulty in enumerating all the phenotype-related system components lies in dealing with the enormous number of system components (or features) that could easily reach thousands or even hundreds of thousands.

In a conventional transistor, these components lie in about the same plane.

The problem with long stretches of borrowed text is that they grow repetitive, and their best, most vivid, components lie buried like catfish in mud.