Sentence examples for components of observation from inspiring English sources

Total scores were calculated for each session and converted into a percentage for comparisons across activities ((total fidelity score across components of observation ÷ number of components for session type) × 100).

For ease of computation and theoretical developments, two auxiliary indicator matrices are incorporated into the estimating procedure for exactly extracting the location of observed and missing components of each observation.

Errors of vertical components of GPS observation are generally approximately three times larger than those of horizontal components (e.g., Larson et al. 2007).

But in MDT systems, it is not straightforward to determine which regions in the feature space are likely, because some of the components of the observation are missing.

A predictive uncertainty analysis quantifying the worth of different components of the observation dataset in reducing the uncertainty of model predictions was carried out.

Let h b i denote the ℓ vector of the components of the observation operator H (u b n i ) within the local region.

As with H, only the components of the observation vector y n that belong to the local region are used; denote them by y o.

At a noncluster corrected threshold of P < 0.005, the painful grasp contrast also revealed an area of midcingulate cortex (MCC; xyz = 3, −10, 40; maximum t = 4.32) previously implicated in coding affective and motoric components of pain observation [ Morrison et al., 2007].

The symmetric part of geomagnetic disturbance on the low-latitude surface is tracked and quantified by the disturbance storm time (Dst) index (Sugiura 1964) derived from variations of the horizontal components of geomagnetic observations at four low-latitude geomagnetic observatories (Sugiura and Kamei 1991).

Because the covariance between the stochastic components of the observations collected in different years is assumed to be zero, Q becomes block diagonal.

Such surveys allow us to observe individual locations independent of detector locations, thus allowing us to separate the animal movement component from the observation-by-distance component of the observation process.