Sentence examples for is a common processing from inspiring English sources
Deramp operation is applied first, which is a common processing method in the range-frequency and azimuth-time domain.
Cold isostatic compaction, where a shaped rubber bag is filled with powder, sealed and then subjected to high all-round pressure to produce a compacted green component, is a common processing route for ceramic components.
Schieber and Brückner (2000) also found β-CN f57 68 in yoghurt which may have been a result of milk heat treatment which is a common processing step in yogurt production.
Low molecular weight polymers are easier to synthesize, often commercially available, they readily dissolve in organic solvents, and the SWNT-polymer dispersions are also less likely to form gels, which is a common processing problem.
Meta-analyses and review papers of working memory have suggested that ventral PFC, including BA 47, tends to be recruited for maintenance operations (Courtney et al. 1998; D'Esposito et al. 1998; Wager and Smith 2003) which would be a common processing demand for both the temporal sequencing and comparison tasks.
The spectrogram analysis is a common signal processing procedure in spectral analysis and other fields.
Colour quantisation is a common image processing technique to reduce the number of distinct colours in an image.
Colour quantisation is a common image processing technique that allows the representation of true colour images using only a small number of colours.
This is a common data processing step, as it decreases the computational complexity and the minimum number of samples required for accurate structure learning.
In motor neuroscience, rectification of the surface EMG is a common pre-processing step prior to calculating CMC, intended to maximize information about action potential timing, whilst suppressing information relating to motor unit action potential (MUAP) shape.
Zero padding is a common digital signal processing technique in which a string of zeros is appended onto the time domain waveform to increase the spectral estimates (in this case from 10 Hz to 1 Hz).
