Sentence examples for example an observation from inspiring English sources

As an example, an observation of the bright A0 V star Vega (V=0.03) in one of the outer HRC-S UVIS segments gave a count rate of about 475 cts s−1.

For example, an observation task by sUAV with heavy sensing system.

For example, an observation made in 1990 will have SST sampled but no chlorophyll because chlorophyll data are available since 1997.

For example, an observation from the year 1986 is used only if the respondent provided valid and identical union membership status information in the survey years 1985 and 1989.

An example is an observation in prostate cancer incidence: A study was conducted to examine the prostate cancer incidence in a plant manufacturing triazine (MacLennan et al. 2002).

An example for an observation sequence with a label sequence is depicted in Figure 2. A CRF in general is an undirected probabilistic graphical model (1) where Ψ j are the different factors given through an independency graph like in Figure 3 (Kschischang et al., 2001).

For example, assume an observation with SeqNum 100, ObsIds 1 (OBI 2) and 2 (OBIs 0 and 4).

Most scientific interest in supernovae as standard candles for measuring distance, for example—require an observation of their peak luminosity.

For example, such an observation would have a probability of 0.95 of falling within the limits of a 95% interval and hence for an equal tailed interval a probability of 0.025 of falling above the upper limit and a probability of 0.025 of falling below the lower limit.

For example, an Earth Observation (EO) satellite system dedicated to yield and acreage estimation in agriculture could at the same time be used for deforestation monitoring.

For example, a favorite observation of his is to say "I'm a 'from-the-back-layer' photographer". What he means is that, when he composes a shot, he thinks about the layers from background to foreground and how they relate to one another.