Sentence examples for in terms of decomposition from inspiring English sources

As the results from the experiments with airborne based hyperspectral imagery data, AVIRIS, it is found that the proposed unmixing is superior to the other existing method in terms of decomposition accuracy and the process time required for the decompositions.

Dowe (2004) and Hithcock (2001, 2004b) present the solution in terms of decomposition into component causal routes.

"People are generally quite discrete when they excrete and, as long as everyone doesn't go in the same place, this isn't usually a problem in terms of decomposition," he said.

However, the quantification approach via the ICP-MS trace needs further investigation, especially in terms of mercury intensity changes due to the gradient introduction of methanol into the plasma, and also in terms of decomposition on column as has been described for As(GS 3 [ 18].

The decomposition is discussed in terms of spinodal decomposition which takes place even at a high doping concentration of 8.5 mol.% Y2O3.

(In terms of modular decomposition used in [ 16] it means that a cograph can be decomposed by modular decomposition without leaving non-trivial non-decomposable prime module).

A closed-form formulation of the PEP bound in terms of eigenvalue decomposition is derived.

So in fact, the convolution property simply is telling us that, in terms of the decomposition of the signal, in terms of complex exponentials, as we push that signal through a linear time invariant system, we're separately multiplying by the frequency response, the amplitudes of the exponential components used to build the input.

So, in a general sense, in the continuous-time case, we'll be thinking in terms of a decomposition of our signals as a linear combination of complex exponentials, continuous-time, or, in the discrete-time case, complex exponentials, where z_k is complex here in discrete time and s sub k is complex here in continuous time.

The differences in the behaviour of electrolytes produced using these two preparative techniques have been justified in terms of partial decomposition of the electrolytes, the effects of chain entanglement and the presence of residual solvent molecules increasing the free volume of the polymer chains.

Two different, commercially-important epoxy resins, tetraglycidyl methylene dianiline (TGDDM) and diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) have been cured separately with diethyl toluene diamine (DETDA) and bis(4-aminophenoxy)phenyl 4-aminophenoxy phenyld their relative combustion performance has been examined and discussed in terms of their decomposition profile.