Sentence examples for drift calculation from inspiring English sources
See Figure 2 figure supplement 1 2 for additional information on calculating drift-variance and Table 2. Also, see Methods section for transcriptional drift calculation in each figure panel.
As the application of the drift is in time-log space, with data density progressively increasing along the t-axis, a declustering selection technique is needed prior to the drift calculation; it consists of a random selection method, which allows to obtain a final data set, with all points regularly spaced from each other (Focaccia et al. 2013).
Also see Methods section for transcriptional drift calculation in each figure panel.
Snow will accumulate on the surface if the friction velocity is below threshold for saltation and deposited snow will affect further drift calculations, as long as erosion does not occur.
This compensation algorithm was developed from an impedance model of the contact between the capillary and pad, and includes automatic drift cancellation calculations for the piezo force sensor.
CFD drift deposition calculations are performed for a specific urban cooling-tower situation with and without the urban buildings surrounding the cooling-tower complex present to produce a set of multiplicative factors that could be used to correct seasonal or annual predictions for the presence of large urban structures.
In church, his mind drifted into calculations of how long it would take a machete-wielding gang to wipe out the congregation.
Note that this definition of the bounded drift simplifies the calculation of the precision and may differ from literature.
Due to the use of image-to-map registration for absolute position calculation, drift-free position performance depends on the structural characteristics of the terrain.
As the red smoke from the flares that followed Jordon Ibe's goal billowed from the away end, all those pre-match calculations drifted away with them.
Distance angle of deviation was used in the calculation of postoperative drift.
