Sentence examples for data relative to a from inspiring English sources

Sharfman et al. [19] present a geometric monitoring (GM) approach for efficiently tracking the value of a general function over distributed data relative to a given threshold.

The purpose of this analysis was to quantify the gain in estimated precision of using ALS data relative to a pure field-based estimate for increasing plot sizes.

Moreover, the new phasor domain model was validated against measured data relative to a fan installed in a subway station in Barcelona.

In particular, the best basis algorithm by Coifman and Wickerhauser finds a set of bases that provide the most desirable representation of the data relative to a particular cost function (e.g., entropy)[31].

These tests include comparisons with available experimental data relative to a sand column desaturation and with the Philip's analytical solution for the propagation of a saturation front in an initially dry porous solid.

More precisely, we set up axisymmetric initial data relative to a uniformly rotating neutron star governed by a polytropic EOS with (K=100~M_{odot}^{-2}) and (Gamma=2), having a central rest-mass density of (1.28 times10^{-3}~M_{odot}^{-2}) and a polar to equatorial axis ratio of 0.8 using the RNS code (Stergioulas and Friedman 1995).

As patient-specific data (observed MTX concentration-time data relative to an individual dosing event) is added to the data set, the model is executed again as previously described and updated "priors" are generated incorporating the new subject's observations.

If you look at their hardware data relative to any of the other hardware data out there, it's fantastic," Krzanich said.

What data do national experts identify as needed for a decision on the use of a malaria vaccine and when would they need the data relative to projected availability of a vaccine?

The performance of the reactor equipped with a stainless steel (SS) plate anode is compared with the data relative to the process conducted with a Ti/Pt anode having the same overall size.

The high ω on the cetacean branch, in combination with the superior fit of positive selection models to the MCPH1 data relative to nearly neutral models, suggests a persistent signal of positive selection since the bottlenose dolphin lineage split from Bos taurus (Ruminantia).