Sentence examples for generate a spectrum from inspiring English sources
The xenon-gas-based H.I.D. lights generate a spectrum that is much closer to sunlight, so they appear brighter, giving drivers who use them a visual advantage after dark.
Sixteen rabbits underwent various degrees of ICP-controlled (range 40 to 120 mmHg) SAH to generate a spectrum of ICP values as described in more detail below.
Or to generate a spectrum map of an entire region of a city to track people flow — using another bit of chip hardware it makes (a physics engine, called X10).
This is intentional, as we are not interested in how exact are similarities between correct matches, but on whether the prediction algorithm is able to generate a spectrum that can be unequivocally distinguished as that of the input molecule.
A series of Nafion®/ORMOSIL hybrids, generated by in situ sol gel co-polymerizations of tetraethylorthosilicate (TEOS) and semi-organic R′nSi(OR 4−n co-monomers (SOC), were developed to generate a spectrum of nanoscale chemical environments within the Nafion® morphological template.
Treating a number of ground motion records, close agreement between the scaled-average spectra and the design target were achieved, identifying the proposed algorithm as an acceptable and efficient technique to generate a spectrum compatible set of records for further dynamic structural analyses.
A parent- and fragment-mass error tolerance of 0.08 u; trypsin as the protease with one maximum missed cleavage allowed; deconvolute the charge state in the spectra to generate a spectra in which each monoisotopic peak becomes singly charged; partial modification of cysteine (carbamidomethyl-cysteine) and methionine (oxidized), were used as the de novo sequencing parameters.
We model how a peptide P of mass n generates a spectrum S. Apart from a 1-step generative model in Bandeira et al. (2008) or Kim et al. (2009a), we introduce a more adequate 2-step probabilistic model in which the dependency between different ions can be described.
The E. nidulans enzyme expressed in P. pastoris generated a spectrum poly- and oligo-saccharides which were fractionated by membrane filtration.
This form of pre-mRNA post-transcriptional modification has the potential to expand the proteome exponentially, generating a spectrum of activities [16].
Misregulation during embryonic development generates a spectrum of congenital abnormalities, including holoprosencephaly, neural tube defects and polydactyly.
