Sentence examples for measured variable values from inspiring English sources
Such distributions are usually connected with random multiplicative processes, in which measured variable values are obtained by subsequent application of small multiplicative changes.
Sensor faults, which occur when sensor outputs display unacceptable deviations from the true values of measured variable, will cause false alarms and missed detections in structural health monitoring (SHM) systems.
Firstly, the function of boxplot in the MATLAB 2012a (Mathworks, Natick, MA) was used for excluding the outlier values of measured variable.
Data filtering options allow the display of data submitted by the individual field workers or, for example, those data within certain values of a measured variable or a time period.
To establish the validity of a Gaussian approach to defining abnormal, it is essential to establish that a) the distribution of the variable measured conforms to a normal (Gaussian) distribution, and b) the population with the target disease has significantly different values of the measured variable, in comparison to a population without the disease.
When spatial measurements of a variable are transformed to binary indicators (i.e., 1 if above a given threshold value and 0 if below) and the resulting indicator semivariogram is modeled, indicator kriging produces the probability of the measured variable to exceed the threshold value.
In particular, the proposed FTCS is able to eliminate offset between the true value of the measured variable and the setpoint in the presence of sensor biases.
The estimated value of any measured variable is the output of a virtual sensor implemented by means of a virtual engineering programming tool.
Since alcohol consumption is known to be unreliably measured, and stratification for such a poorly measured variable reduced the χ value by three-quarters, stratification by true alcohol intake would be expected to reduce the χ value by even more.
