Sentence examples for evolution dimension from inspiring English sources
The second scheme makes use of multiple aliasing in the evolution dimension.
This reduction in the number of required scans secures a faster result than the conventional stepwise exploration of the evolution dimension where the Nyquist condition and the resolution requirements must both be satisfied.
In this new approach, denoted DMAT for "discrete magic angle turning", the sample rotates clockwise followed by an anticlockwise rotation of exactly the same amount with each rotation less or equal than 360° but greater than 240°, with the rotation speed being constant only for times related to the evolution dimension.
In addition to the new experiment a simple processing technique is applied to efficiently suppress the noise originating from forward linear prediction in the indirect evolution dimensions.
The concept is generally applicable to all indirect evolution dimensions of N-dimensional pulsed NMR spectra and offers a time reduction of (3/4) N −1 compared to conventional spectra, while retaining resolution, axial peak suppression, and per-scan sensitivity.
Evolution of dimensions of EuroQol-5D Fig. 54 (abstract A928).
However, we argue that the sexuality factors are best viewed as a reapportionment of general personality variation along seven sex-specific and evolution-relevant dimensions of individual differences.
A recently proposed approach for modelling the evolution of fractal dimension is used with a monovariate population balance to predict the morphological properties of aggregates.
The evolution of these dimensions is studied as a three-stage model.
The overload problem is compounded by a vast number of detours into, among others things, ant colonies, punctuated equilibrium (a theory of nongradual evolution) and fractal dimensions.
She is the coauthor of Evolution in Four Dimensions: Genetic, Epigenetic, Behavioral, and Symbolic Variation in the History of Life and the coeditor of Transformations of Lamarckism: From Subtle Fluids to Molecular Biology, both published by the MIT Press.
