Sentence examples for defined by a fixed from inspiring English sources
A two-dimensional problem of sound propagation in the frequency domain is handled, defined by a fixed position emitting source, which pulses in a frequency range, and receptor.
The mean image intensity (I mean) was also defined by a fixed threshold as a percentage of maximum SC SPECT image intensity within the ALV or the spleen.
Following the wavelet shrinkage idea which was proposed by Donoho and Johnstone [22], the curvelet shrinkage operators can be taken as a soft thresholding function defined by a fixed threshold, that is, (16).
The term svabhāva/sabhāva does not feature in the sūtras/suttas and its rare mentions in other Sarvāstivāda and Theravāda canonical texts offer no account of dharma as defined by a fixed intrinsic nature that verifies its real existence.[10] This situation changes significantly in the post-canonical literature, in which svabhāva becomes a standard concept extensively used in dharma exegesis.
Recall was particularly difficult for those who did not have a type of work defined by a fixed schedule, for example housewives.
As such, the temporal structure of each cycle is defined by a fixed number of samples (i.e., 1 to n).
For the range of simulated conditions and with baseline performance defined by a fixed-bed adsorber, LUCA generally reduced carbon usage rates (CURs) by 15 35%.
Since the consequence relation is defined by a fixed-point condition, there are default theories that have no extension at all, and other theories that have multiple, mutually inconsistent extensions.
For the ookinete, our analyses suggest it is instead defined by an, approximately, fixed chiral shape of the parasite.
The numerical approximation of the governing equations takes place in the parameter space of each component grid which is defined by a mapping from (fixed) parameter space to (moving) physical space.
It has jettisoned the traditional business model, defined by heavy fixed costs and a large stake in plant and equipment.
