Sentence examples for correlated operation from inspiring English sources
They considered the operation of the Szilard engine, using a device to measure and store the location of the molecule, and a correlated operation to extract heat from it.
Because the objective function is to obtain the minimal costs and is positively correlated with operation binary variables, the variable can be constrained only by determining its lower bound.
In addition, the epitaxial growth of high-Tco materials such as (Bi, Sr MnO3 and A-site ordered SmBaMn2O6 thin films is described, which is indispensable towards room temperature operation of correlated electron devices.
The devices are intended for in-beam monitoring of the treatment plans throughout deep tumor therapy with hadron beams; emphasis is put on achieving coincidence time resolutions of few hundred ps, in order to exploit optimized reconstruction algorithm and reduce the heavy non-correlated background contributions distinctive of this operation.
During the whole operation of the fast multiple correlated sampling, m-times samplings and conversions are achieved.
The first one merges two Q1 queries that have different selection predicates, the second one merges two fully-correlated queries, Q14 and Q19, that share a common join operation and the third one merges two partially correlated queries Q1 and Q18[42].
The said measure, which may be called the hand eye measure, is examined for its sensitivity to a good or poor operation behavior and patterns that are further correlated to the operator's behavior and performance.
These deviations suggest (a) that the evolution of life leads to less biodiversity than an optimal tree can possibly generate; and (b) the operation of a mechanism generating a correlated branching, where some memory of past evolutionary events is maintained along each branch.
The beneficial effect came from a subtraction operation between the opposite tuning and correlated noise.
"Success and likability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women".
As she writes in the book, "success and likability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women".
