Sentence examples for derivative fitting from inspiring English sources
A derivative fitting procedure is presented herein for fast computation of a two-dimensional normal distribution reaching an accuracy of up to 6 significant digits.
Berkshire's derivatives fit into two major categories.
The latter derivative-fit approach is able to remove crustal contamination which is the overwhelming source of error in determining a main field model (Cain et al. 1965; Dawson and Newitt 1978).
Jaeger et al.[ 7, 8] used a long-running simulated annealing (SA) method to optimize a trajectory-based notion of goodness-of-fit, whereas Perkins et al.[ 33] used a hybrid approach that combined derivative estimation and fitting, similar to functional data analysis, with trajectory-based optimization.
Therefore, there is proper space for the tetracycline derivatives to fit into the BOG binding site.
None of the protein and crystallization buffer components, or derivatives thereof, fit the density.
Spectra were DC offset corrected based on the last half of acquired points and peaks corresponding with [1-C]pyruvate and its metabolic derivatives were fitted assuming a Lorentzian line shape, initial peak frequencies, relative phases, and linewidths.
The pressure derivatives obtained by fitting the high pressure data of 0.4 to 0.6 GPa yielded ∂V p/∂P = 0.29 km s-1 GPa-1.
The pressure derivatives obtained by fitting the high pressure data of 0.4 to 0.6 GPa yielded ∂V p/∂P = 0.45 km s-1 GPa-1 for the 0.37 wt.% H2O sample and 0.54 km s-1 GPa-1 for the 0.98 wt.% H2O sample.
The third generation aims at an "all in one approach", an organometallic derivative of a "key", fitting to a specific receptor that also carries the "load" of the radioactive molecule.
The spectra were baseline-corrected in the amide I & II spectral area (∼1500 1700 cm−1), water vapor subtracted and then subjected to second derivative spectroscopy and curve fitting routines as published previously [28].
