Sentence examples for measured data based from inspiring English sources
A representative numerical example is referred to measured data based on short-time and long-time tests of a non-cellular polyurethane.
By establishing the mathematical model of detecting the motion error of machine tool with multi-station and time-sharing measurement, the nonlinear redundant equations concerning base station calibration and measuring point determination can be obtained by large amount of measured data based on the GPS principle.
The OECD works out the BMI for different countries using estimates of height and weight from surveys and "measured" data based on estimates of height and weight from health examinations.
Stripping was carried out on the measured data based on the 3D geological model obtained from seismic data (Baillieux et al. [2012]) to investigate the influence of the sedimentary cover on this prominent anomaly.
Based on above, surface movement observation stations were established in the 12406 super-large working (SLW) face in Bulianta coal mine, to get a few phases of measured data based on the long-term dynamic monitoring, and the surface movement and deformation characteristics in the typical windy and sandy region were revealed.
Second, not all the studies measured data based on a double-blind.
This verifies that predictions of the buzz-saw noise spectrum, which are in good agreement with the measured data, are based on a model which reproduces the key physics of the noise generation process.
The measured data were based on a horizontally polarized beacon receiver, and the data from the vertically polarized receiver was not considered.
This tool can be developed by using empirical models derived from the measured data, or based on established by the PV module performance models used to estimate a module's I V characteristic as a function of irradiance and module temperature.
6c Errors in the measured data were determined based on the noise level in the spectra.
Our aim is to show that the simulation outcome is consistent with measured data and empirically based knowledge about the following aspects of seasonal influenza: 1).
