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Our data suggest that primary estimates of speech content are determined by a physiological process that takes input from both visual and auditory processing, resulting in greater sensitivity than would be possible if initially independent audio and visual estimates were formed and then subsequently combined.
Confidence intervals of the correlation estimates were formed using bootstrapping [ 25, 26] for each method.
Its main mass, which has not been estimated, is formed by projection products, among which scorias widely dominate.
Then, new estimate is formed as a weighted average of the neighboring estimates, where the weights are optimized to yield a small estimation error covariance.
To do so, RNLM estimate is formed as a weighted sum of pixels from the current frame, like Eq. (2), but it also includes a previous frame pixel estimate.
The above equation reveals that each estimate is formed of two components: the first depends on the time-varying amplitude at the frequency of interest ω n, while the second is an error term which depends on all the other components of r at frequencies separated from ω n and noise.
The hydroxyl radical (3 × 10−12 M to 6 × 10−12 M, estimated) was formed continuously by photolysis of H2O2, using a monochromatic (254 nm) mercury lamp (Heraeus Noblelight, Inc., Duluth, GA).
The standard error of this estimate was formed via the Taylor's Series method, and a confidence interval for p was formed as [ p̂ − t a SE(p̂) + t a SE(p̂)], where t a is an appropriate tabulated t value.
Industry teams of specialists were formed to estimate the changes to be expected from new capacity coming on line, for each year of the planning period.
A more conventional variance estimate could be formed by first finding the frequency using, e.g., (42) and then finding the amplitudes of the signal model using (weighted) least-squares [38] to obtain a noise variance estimate.
