From this, the average overlap of the time course is (9) where represents the experimental design within the feasible design region, encompassing for instance selection of discrete measurement time points, stimulus design and readout design.
He later improved the methodology and expanded its scope, for instance, to discrete data.
By linking these "eleven dark tales," Ogawa makes a powerful case for the interrelatedness of discrete instances of horror, crime, and passion.
But more importantly what it says is, if I have a continuous time signal which satisfies the right set of conditions, I could represent it by what it does at sampling instance or, equivalently, at discrete instance of time.
For example, when a discrete instance of change in community structure may be expected, such as following a large, intense disturbance event, successive similarity may reveal a substantial change in community structure [11].
We assume that the received signal is a function of discrete time instances j; that is, Y D I I I = { y D I I I ( j ), j = 1, 2, …, m a x [ I ( u ) ] }, where I u) denotes the length of the partial packet transmitted by relay R u.
The chapter also discusses the significance of design of discrete filters, for instance, of passive and active elements, feedback and operational amplifiers, reactance functions, and frequency transformation in analog filtering.
For finite groups there are instances where the factorization in (A.1) is believed to be hard, for instance, such an example can be constructed by considering hard instances of the traditional discrete logarithm problem [12].
The difficulty is serious and pervasive: Figure 7 illustrates just one instance of a 'missed' succession, if the Discrete Block model obtained, every transition between successive specious presents would fail to be experienced.
In the kick, for instance, Smith's leg first moves an inch, then another inch, etc., and each movement consists spatially of discrete movements by various muscles.
