Sentence examples for mean of which from inspiring English sources

The proposed fault diagnose technique involves a statistics, the mean of which becomes non-zero when a fault occurs.

Accordingly, all the channel gains in our model are simulated as experiencing Rayleigh fading and thus follow exponential distribution, the mean of which is set to be 1.

Rollin (2002) lists heat generation for the principal British geological formations, the mean of which for sedimentary rocks (AS; to base Devonian) was 1.17 μ Wm−3 and this single value was adopted across the sediment thickness grid.

The received signal shown in (3) is a complex Gaussian random process with a mean of, which implies that the detection variable obtained at each antenna channel,, is a noncentral chi-square random process with two degrees of freedom.

A basic descriptor of this routing is the Transit Time Distribution (TTD) which is derived from the input output behavior of conservative tracers, the mean of which represents the average time elapsed between water molecules entering and exiting a flow system.

The data from two randomly interleaved staircases of 40 trials each were pooled and fitted with a cumulative Gaussian psychometric function, the mean of which defined the TOJ threshold (the asynchrony at which performance was 75% correct).

This is the mechanism by means of which atoms are split.

The external is that complex of devices, techniques, mechanisms and instrumentalities by means of which we live.

Twitter is one of the devices by means of which members of the public can participate in the media — can exist, publicly, in the first person.

The procedural devices by means of which floor leaders or committee chairmen can prevent issues from coming to a vote are undemocratic.

"What I know is what I've read, that there is an agreement by means of which he would come for £80m".