Sentence examples for derivative techniques from inspiring English sources

To compare the proposed approach with classical derivative techniques, a NSTD method is applied on the same gravity-anomaly map.

The peak amplitude of the first or the second derivative techniques were plotted versus the final concentration of the drug (μg/ml) to obtain the calibration graphs.

Similarly, entire separation of EBS in presence of its acidic degradation product was achieved at 431 and 419 nm using first and second derivative techniques respectively as shown in Figures 7a-b.

From each spline model curve, the times of maximum and minimum RNA abundance, and the times of the inflexion points corresponding to maximum rates of RNA net increase and decrease, were computed by conventional second derivative techniques using the peaks function of Splus with local span lengths 1/40 of the total profile length.

Although contrast in OCT is determined by optical properties, a number of OCT's derivative techniques are also influenced by mechanical properties.

A closed equation for the one-point probability density function (PDF) for FSD has been derived, using the functional derivative technique, together with the assumption that the convection velocity and flame stretch are homogeneous, isotropic, Gaussian random fields with many spatial scales and rapid oscillations in time.

Two forensic scientists called by the government, however, questioned the appropriateness of Coyle's method, called the first derivative technique, which is used to statistically analyse the presence of chemicals in fibres.

The peak amplitude of either the first or the second derivative technique was plotted versus final concentration of the drug (μg/ml) to obtain the calibration graphs.

It should be mentioned that Bao et al. [4] applied the large derivative technique to discuss the Lyapunov exponent stability of hybrid stochastic heat equation.

A method to locate minimum energy conical intersection (MECI) points with the analytical derivative technique for multistate complete active space second-order perturbation theory is presented.

The relative fluorescence intensity (RFI) or the peak amplitude of the second (2D) or first (1D) derivative technique was then plotted against the final drug concentration in ng/mL to get the calibration graphs.