Sentence examples for constraining reference from inspiring English sources

Each reduced encoded diffusion-weighted image was reconstructed to 512 × 256 × 256 matrix size by a corrected keyhole algorithm (Jiang and Hsu 2005) with the b0 image as the constraining reference, resulting in 88 μm isotropic resolution for each image.

The clinical models are defined by constraining the reference model [ 31].

Our design constrains the reference signals choice to avoid the cancellation of the cross-cumulants between this latter and the separator outputs.

To obtain more difficult test cases having lower rates of identity, we constrained the reference sequence selection algorithm to exclude sequences above a cut-off value (see section parameter tuning).

In addition, the two uses of keneng also show interesting distinctions with regard to the temporal orientation, viz., the temporal parameter constraining the temporal reference of the prejacent of a modal.

Similarly, item content partially dictates the individual's frame of reference, constraining the types of experience that enter into any given QOL rating.

If instead the meaning of a name corresponds to a rule determining, or constraining, its reference in a context, then there is no pressure to adopt either expedient.

Once examined and explained consistently across products and services it is easier to deliver returns that are not constrained by constant reference to a benchmark (or other in favour asset class) and to get on with the business of providing a great service.

The larger the α is, the more the fitted parameters are constrained by the reference parameter vector, thus the effective number of fitted parameters decreases with α (see Eq. (15)).

We additionally simulate 100 trials with varying numbers of external inputs (randomly drawn constrained by the reference and the layer-independent parameterization, see Materials and Methods), further confirming the previous findings.

Below, it is formulated in a concomitant reference frame moving on the bore hole surface constraining the DS transformation.