Sentence examples for components of the source from inspiring English sources
Inter-relationships between wave components of the source and the receiving plates are clearly defined.
The RMS errors in estimating the x and y components of the source are obtained through 50 independent noise realizations for every SNR value shown in the figure.
The panel on the right shows the amplitudes of transverse and radial components of the horizontal motions at receivers averaged over two excitation components of the source.
By assuming that only the components of the source vector are mutually independent, an unmixing matrix (ideally ) and independent components are estimated as follows.
However, whatever the case, the main components of the source signal are clearly identified when the components associated with the noise are removed.
This inversion algorithm allows the determination of the vertical and horizontal components of the source current density taking into account the electrical conductivity distribution of the saturated and non-saturated zones obtained independently by electrical resistivity tomography.
This joint model is merging different models, respectively, characterizing the different components of the system (source, source coder, channel coder, and channel), and is enabled by a set of well-defined simplifying assumptions.
Amazingly, the above result does not hold any longer if one considers a mixture of only the first two components of the sources given by Assumption A1.
Understanding a disease process at the pathway level (i.e., PD and systems dynamics components of the source-to-outcome continuum) is in itself not sufficient to define reliable and informative mechanistic models because of great model sensitivity to uncertain inputs.
Scalp EEG is sensitive to both radial and tangential components of the sources, whereas MEG is mainly sensitive to the tangential components of the sources (Hämäläinen et al. 1993).
One component of the source, known as Sagittarius A West, has been identified as coming from the direction of the nucleus of the Milky Way Galaxy.
