Sentence examples for every time sample from inspiring English sources

where N is the total number of samples, ϕ ^ n is the estimated phase at every time sample n, and ϕ ̄ is the actual IIB-phase.

Direct computations of noise cross-correlation vectors in NC-ADF adaptation (9) are not feasible for real-timeapplications since the terms in (4) require matrix-vector multiplications for every time sample.

For every time sample, this gives a matrix that quantifies, in units of standard deviations, the differences in the overall replication kinetics from one chromosome to another.

To track the cortical representation of the target location through time, we trained multivariate pattern classifiers separately at every time sample to predict the target location from the recorded brain signals (see 'Materials and methods').

The probability of state change is calculated as shown in (2) P → (t + n Δ t ) = Q t n P → t, where P → denotes a vector signifying the state of the calcium channel, Δ t denotes the sampling time of the simulation, and n denotes how many samples ahead we simulate (for this study every time sample was simulated; therefore n = 1).

Unlike survey responders, focus group participants favoured consent once for life (n=35; 43%) followed by consent every time samples surplus to diagnostic requirements may become available (n=27; 33%) and consent at certain points (n=16; 20%) with three choosing do not know (4%).

Participants were therefore asked to consider variations on this model and state whether they preferred: (1) consent once for life, covering all subsequent biosamples, until or unless the donor decides to withdraw consent; (2) consent every time samples surplus to diagnostic requirements may become available or (3) consent at certain points in life.

Every tick (time sample), the sliding window is shifted by one sample and the new correlator output is computed.

Remember, every time we sample from a population, the values in the sample are likely to shift because of the random process of sampling.

Every time they sample a smidgen of success, their bespectacled frontman scampers off to study again at Harvard.

Every time a sample is taken, a flag, blipready, is asserted so that the "blip detection" state machine could be run.