Sentence examples for measurements arising from inspiring English sources

The local density measurements arising from the tomographs were used to estimate the weight loss distribution.

This allows us to identify deviations in measurements arising from thermal radiation and self-conductivity in mid and high temperature ranges, in addition to radial temperature gradients.

A microcontroller-based data acquisition system has especially been designed so as to collect the wind speed measurements arising from this kind of hot wire transducer.

The PTC 19.1 1988 code specifies procedures for the evaluation of uncertainties in individual test measurements, arising from both random errors and systematic errors, and for the propagation of random and systematic uncertainties into the uncertainty of a test result.

The divergent beach morphological responses for the low and high lagoon levels could not be attributed to changes in the 'bulk' swash hydrodynamics (i.e., based on single-point velocity measurements) arising from a difference in the amount of swash infiltration into the unsaturated beach.

The ASME, Performance Test Code on Test Uncertainty: Instruments and Apparatus PTC 19.1 specifies procedures for evaluation of uncertainties in individual test measurements, arising from both random errors and systematic errors, and for the propagation of random and systematic uncertainties into the uncertainty of test results.

Quantization of measurements arises in practical estimation systems where estimation algorithms are conducted on quantized data.

Limitations in the impedance measurements arise from inductance and stray capacitance of leads connecting electrochemical cell to a measuring circuit.

The probabilistic behavior of the physical measurements arises from the assumption that the experimental data are random variables obeying a probability law.

For typical thermal barrier coating systems, the need for differential measurements arises when the coating thickness approaches or exceeds roughly one third of the underlying metal thickness.

By estimating the unknown damage extent of a structure indirectly via observed measurements, the need to relate both quantities, i.e. a calibration of damage extent and measurements, arises.