Sentence examples for mathematically calculating from inspiring English sources

To perform a cluster analysis of grand finals you need some way of mathematically calculating the similarity between any two of them in a way that captures meaningful differences.

First, in contrast to FRET, neither method has a straightforward and experimentally verified theory for mathematically calculating precise distances between the quencher and fluorophore.

Mathematically, calculating C t) is equivalent to convoluting S t) with cell number kinetics and normalizing the result with respect to N t): <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004784.e006.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> This computation is performed by a home-made program implemented in Matlab.

Therefore, to accurately predict and control the texturing process, the cutting locus is firstly mathematically calculated.

Kroll and others are exploring possible problems using game theory, a way to mathematically calculate how individuals might choose to coӧperate, compete, or cheat given the options available to them and the strategies of others.

To compare two methods of mitral annular nonplanarity: the mathematically calculated annular height-to-commissural width ratio (AHCWR) and the echocardiographically derived nonplanarity angle.

In this paper, the effect of sur-pixel scan on image frequency aliasing is theoretically analysed, its engineering superiority is mathematically calculated in visible spectrum and infrared spectrum.

The cutting loci for the fabrication of the hybrid micro-textures is mathematically calculated according to a geometric model of hybrid micro-texturing.

Using a load cell and capillary, we measured the change of mass flowing through capillary tube with respect to the time, m(t), from which viscosity and shear rate were mathematically calculated.

Instead of using unknown background resources, the proposed method utilizes prior knowledge that is mathematically calculated from the properties of other learning algorithms such as PCA, LARS, C4.5, and SVM.

Just looking at the mathematically calculated designs, creating prisms of unfolding shapes, is to realize that the Pleats Please invention from Mr. Miyake, which started nearly 25 years ago in 1988, was only the beginning of a series of futuristic ideas.