Sentence examples for computing a change from inspiring English sources

The states of the network should be updated as x " = x ' + Δx using the properly designed update rule ℜ z) for computing a change Δx of the state vector x, where the superscripts ' and " correspond to the state values before and after network state updating (at each iteration), respectively.

But he does think that we are on the brink of another technological revolution in non silicon, non binary based computing – a change, he says, that will have as profound an impact on the American economy as the personal computing revolution of the Eighties.

Finally, for simplicity in presentation, we computed a change from condition-specific baseline for each subject.

Briefly, the data is normalised between 0 and 1 by computing a fold change relative to a control.

To this end, we computed a maximum change in relation to the initial AMI-CFR.

Wadler says he got excited about the iPad's potential to change computing a couple of years ago, around the same time he became an online shopper.

The first step of this process involves computing a moving window based change in HRV over time.

In addition, we also performed a linear regression model using the observed rates to compute an absolute change in the rate per year by race and histologic type.

Briefly, for each reaction, we predicted the maximum inhibition level tolerated by the Δgcn4 and the wild-type cultures by adding or removing the gene expression changes of every reaction (one reaction at a time) and computed a normalized tolerance change (NTC) as illustrated in Figure  4A.

To help identify predictor variables that emerge during the early phase of treatment ("early on-treatment variables"), a wide range of variables was measured at baseline and again at two weeks post-baseline to compute a two-week change score.

Our study is based on the Affymetrix ATH1 Genome Array platform here, but our approach can be transferred to any platform, organisms and experimental design which allows one to compute a logarithmic fold change, e.g. human or mouse microarray datasets.