Also performing is Dan Deacon, from Baltimore, who creates rich, disorienting electronic songs, often based on warped or distorted samples.
By referring to the scaling factor, we propose to perform a preprocessing step (which is an interpolation operation) to scale those distorted samples.
The both algorithms were compared to show the effects of the speed changes on the ability for the both systems to correctly identify the distorted samples.
Consequently, today's biomedical researchers still rely on small, heavily distorted samples of PV data collected by the external data-collection unit during an open heart operation while the subject is fully anesthetized.
Comparing all the other allele frequencies (Table 2) between the two studies of Caucasian populations, no other allele shows such a large magnitude of difference, although the proportional difference in frequency of C at -1 and +3 may be somewhat distorted by sampling error at low allele frequencies.
Although the majority of students apparently enjoy very good HRQOL, the prevalence of high scores may be distorted by sample characteristics.
Fractional rather than absolute counts are used for each measure, so that the sum of the values is normalized to be 1 and the test statistics are not distorted by variability sample-to-sample in the number of cells.
The problem occurs either because the sampling procedures (telephone number selection and/or respondent selection) or differential non-cooperation distorts the sample distributions.
Some audio signal processing operations or attacks may distort audio samples in value, such as wave magnitude distortion caused by the DA/AD conversion.
"I may distort your sample," he added.
External validity is also affected by the matching process, which distorts the sample's characteristics to some extent.
