Sentence examples for maximum measurement for from inspiring English sources

The penalty is the ratio of each value to the maximum measurement for the readout considered, transformed through a saturation function.

A methodology is also illustrated to select the maximum measurement errors suggested for the detectors in measuring the locations of the approaching vehicle on the major road where it was found that the accuracy of the system significantly deteriorates if the errors in measuring the distance and the azimuth angle exceed 0.1 m and 0.2°, respectively.

For maximum measurement sensitivity of the loss, the CPWs were designed to be very good transmission lines matched to 50 Ω port impedances.

One hundred replicate assays of internal laboratory standards indicate maximum measurement errors (SD) of ±0.2‰ and ±0.15‰ for δC or δN measurements, respectively.

Considering the maximum measurement interval is 3 h, this choice accounts for reasonable variance in measurement intervals.

We used the daily maximum hourly measurement for CO, NO2, and SO2, the daily maximum 8-hr average for O3, and 24-hr measurements of PM10 and PM2.5 to assign exposure.

On the visuals, green signified relatively light contamination and purple meant the maximum measurement had been reached.

Only weak evidence was found to suggest that counties where summers are typically hotter (based on averages of daily July maximum temperature measurements for 2001 2010) were more likely to have established heat plans in preparation for extreme heat by 2011 than were milder counties.

The maximum vibration amplitude measurement for these experiments was 50 mm s-1.

For this latter correlation, the maximum bacterial load measurement for each genotype was used as the overall estimate of resistance.

Because all the Tingamarran metatherian petrosals referrable to D. murgonensis are incomplete, a composite measurement for maximum petrosal length was estimated from QM F36393, F36397 and F32322, which are three most complete specimens and are illustrated in Figure 1.