Sentence examples for drifts based on from inspiring English sources

Using the known station position, RETICLE estimates precise GPS satellite clock offsets and drifts based on the most recent available ultra rapid predicted orbits provided by the IGS.

The maximum amount of drifts based on G1 criteria is for four-floor structure and is about 2%, but the minimum amount is for ten-floor structure and this one is about 1%.

Scherliess and Fejer (1999) presented the first comprehensive study of global empirical model of the quiet-time F region equatorial vertical drifts based on combined incoherent scatter radar (ISR) observations at Jicamarca and ion drift meter (IDM) measurements on board the Atmospheric Explorer E (AE-E) satellite.

Furthermore, a motion analysis was performed for 20 patients to evaluate breathing periods and baseline drifts based on an external surrogate.

It is noteworthy that Gardner output estimates timing drift based on the variation of the sign of the consecutive symbols.

Previously in situ feedback on electron beam drift based on imaging a mark or a grid pre-patterned on the substrate was reported [1 3], but no in situ feedback on electron beam spot size has been demonstrated.

SuperDARN typically consists of pairs of radars with overlapping fields of view which allows for the estimate of a horizontal vector of ionospheric plasma drift based on the Doppler frequency shift of the ionospheric backscatter returns.

Model calculation of the zonal drift based on Eq. 1, using the E and F region model winds and the conductivity ratio of panel b showed that excellent agreement with the observed drift can be achieved only if an extra ionization by energetic particle precipitation, and thereby enhanced conductivity ratio (red curve in panel b), is included in the model.

Pairwise Fst and Rst statistics were used to compare population genetic models explaining divergence among subpopulations (step-wise mutation vs geneflow or drift) based on nuclear microsatellite markers (amplicon length) (Slatkin [1995]; Hardy et al. [2003]) using Arlequin v3.5 (Excoffier and Lischer [2010]).

Furthermore, Shen et al. suggested that host-driven antigenic drift based on evolutionary trends appeared to favor Asp239 (corresponding to Asp225 in the mature HA) in swine HAs and the 1918 pandemic, while Asp204 (corresponding to Asp190 in the mature HA) was favored in seasonal H1N1 HAs [12].

Personal measurements of concentrations were adjusted for any zero-drift based on pre- and post-sampling pump flows.