Sentence examples for conventional spectrum from inspiring English sources

Finally, accurate diagnosis for train bearing faults can be achieved by applying conventional spectrum analysis techniques to the resampled data.

The results indicate that the proposed method is superior to conventional spectrum analysis and ensemble empirical mode decomposition methods.

But Mrs. McArdle said that Project's mission was to avoid the predictable and to uphold a tradition of supporting the arts at the far end of the conventional spectrum.

This can capture both linear and nonlinear serial dependence while avoiding the drawbacks of the conventional spectrum, which cannot capture nonlinear serial dependence, and higher order spectra (e.g., bispectrum), which requires the existence of restrictive moment conditions.

If these two wines display the ends of the conventional spectrum, a third extreme, and a thoroughly idiosyncratic one at that, was represented by the grand cru blanc de blancs from Jacques Selosse, which the panel found both fascinating and puzzling.

The processing of the experimental results enabled (i) various AR spectrum analysis methods and especially Burg's algorithm to be tested, and (ii) conventional spectrum analysis techniques such as the correlogram to be compared with parametric methods at a detection level as well as for mechanical component fault monitoring, especially ball bearing defects.

In contrast to conventional spectrum-sliced optical architectures that operate on the basis of a finite number of discrete taps, our proposal is based on arbitrary shaping of the spectrum of the broadband optical source in a conventional frequency encoder.

Conventional spectra measured with different polarization (parallel and perpendicular to laser polarization, respectively: parallel to long or short NP axis) in irradiated regions only show very small differences which, however, are still considerably larger than the noise in the spectra.

The concept is generally applicable to all indirect evolution dimensions of N-dimensional pulsed NMR spectra and offers a time reduction of (3/4) N −1 compared to conventional spectra, while retaining resolution, axial peak suppression, and per-scan sensitivity.

Fig. 5 1HRMASAspectrara of a sample of buffalo-milk mozzarella: a conventional 1H spectrum; b diffusion-edited spectrum; c CPMG-edited spectrum.

It was shown in a recent report [1] by the USA Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that the conventional fixed spectrum allocation rules have resulted in low spectrum usage efficiency in almost all currently deployed frequency bands.