Sentence examples for expected signal from inspiring English sources

He said that unrelated seasonal effects, such as temperature variations around the sensitive detectors or changes in levels of natural radioactivity, could still be mimicking the expected signal.

Figure 11(b) shows that whilst the third box is visible in an ideal case, the expected signal is 1% of the maximum expected signal.

Direction reconstruction is done by comparing the measured to the expected signal arrival times.

In addition, we present an end-to-end system analysis to provide the expected signal and background photons as a function of the Moon Earth distance.

The expected signal would be a steady rise of positrons over a given range of energies, followed by a sudden drop-off.

As would be expected, signal processing emphasises the bright focus and can help to make the comet tail more conspicuous to the operator (Fig. 6).

Expected signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) for Venus observations are summarized in Table 4.

The ETC produces the expected signal-to-noise ratio (S/N) for each resolution element, given the exposure-time and number of exposures.

Above, the parameter is defined such that transmissions have an expected signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of when there is no ICI (i.e., no mobility and perfect synchronization, hence (23) evaluates to ).

This procedure, furthermore, kept their expected signal-to-noise ratios roughly comparable [93].

The term δ 2 represents the expected signal-to-noise ratio and is sampled according to an Inverse Gamma distribution δ 2 ~ ℐ G (α δ 2,   β δ 2 ) with α δ 2 = 2 and β δ 2 = 0.2.