Sentence examples for maxima referred from inspiring English sources

In order to solve this problem, we used with advantage the signal normalization based on hierarchical searching of maxima referred to as the advance normalization [14].

The position of Speaker 1 can be derived in a straightforward manner by maximizing the GCF acoustic map, or by taking into account the GCC-PHAT maxima referred to the first two microphone pairs.

The recombinant PschSOD, display multiple electronic transition maxima referring to phenylalanine transitions at 252, 258, 264 and 268 nm and a shoulder at 278 280 nm.

Highest temporal rates at which the tMTF was at least half of its maximum, referred as fh1/2, provided a simple measure of cortical efficiency for processing high-rate stimuli.

Minimum and maximum refer to the longest and shortest average wait time during these years.

The terms "minimum" and "maximum" refer to the azimuthal extreme points in the lunar excursion cycle, or the swings in direction relative to true north that the setting full moon exhibits.

It consequently forms the tangent of the hook-curve at its maximum referring to the S-range of hybridization.

d) DTCRP (days till CRP ≦ 30% of maximum), refers to the number of days required for the reduction of patient's CRP level to less than 30% of the maximum value during active infection, after vancomycin was administered.

The result of one complete trial is therefore a "local maximum" of information (i.e., a maximum achieved by a heuristic path) for an aligned set of 12-bp windows; this local maximum is referred to as a "motif" (a new 12-bp logo or frequency matrix derived from the alignment of the final resting position of the ten windows).

Design of future many-core chips is experiencing a paradigm shift to the so-called power-budgeting design, due to the widening gap between instantaneous power consumption and the allowed maximum power, referred as the power budget.

The control objective is to realize a desired distance, taking into account a pre-defined maximum speed, referred to as the cruise speed.