Sentence examples for magnitude calculation from inspiring English sources
Magnitude calculation was carried out using the maximum amplitude and hypocenter distance (Watanabe 1971).
The slight delays in warning issuance arose from a difference in the time of magnitude estimation, which can be improved by increasing the frequency of magnitude calculation.
The summed FID signal was zero-filled once and Sine-Bell apodized prior to fast Fourier transformation and magnitude calculation using the Bruker Daltonics Data Analysissoftware.
In Jalil et al. [22], different methods of separating voiced and unvoiced segments of a speech signals based on short time energy calculation, short time magnitude calculation, and zero crossing rate calculation on the basis of autocorrelation of different segments of speech signals are introduced.
Typically, 500 1000 co-added 128-kword time-domain transients were recorded and processed to 512-kword data prior to fast Fourier transform and magnitude calculation.
A magnitude calculation was applied in the indirect dimension to all 13C-HMBC spectra after Fourier transformation The 1D spectra of mouse urine were data reduced over the shift range of δ = 10.0 0.5 ppm into spectral integral regions ("buckets") of 0.05 ppm width, using AMIX3.6.6 (Bruker Biospin GmbH, Rheinstetten, Germany).
The findings for the 2000 04 sample illustrate the importance of using the corrected data, which is reinforced by the magnitude calculations discussed in the next sub-section.
The adjacent channel leakage power ratio and error vector magnitude calculations showed that the proposed DPD for LTE system performed within the required limits as desired.
It should be further noted that timely and reliable warning messages require stable moment magnitude calculations as well as quick expert assessment on the ground.
Order of magnitude calculations show that the error involved exceeds 10% in practical cases, for gases (Re
Despite significant energy release, the earthquakes were believed to have increased the risk of an additional aftershock of similar magnitude; calculations from GNS Science indicated a 23 percent probability of a magnitude 6.0 6.9 ML earthquake occurring in the Canterbury aftershock zone within the 12 months following the event.
