Sentence examples for measurements spread from inspiring English sources

Although NC-1 temperature measurements is sufficient considering observability criteria, using NC measurements spread through out the column homogeneously improves the performance of EKF estimator.

This paper presents an index that attempts to perform a comparative assessment of groundwater quality across basins controlled by the same or different factors, subject to the same or different pressures and characterized by different availability of water quality measurements spread over the same or different time periods.

Modelling gene expression features: Gene expression data are time-series data with several measurements spread across time or across different types of control experiments.

Specifying the age at rebound for an individual child requires at least three BMI measurements spread over several years: one before, one at or near rebound and one after.

The variables of the OSSE are identified; number of satellites, measurement spread in the view zenith and relative azimuth with respect to solar plane, solar zenith angle, BRDF models and wavelength of reflection.

In order to reduce the influence of external perturbations, like changes in temperature, humidity or stability in THz setup, we have performed a large number of individual measurements (>50) spread over several measurement sessions on different days and we have analyzed the changes in shift of the antenna resonance due to the presence of the bacterial layer.

Each exclosure and grazed plot pair were measured concurrently and the measurements were spread evenly across the day for the plot pairs to ensure that data collected from all plots reflected the full range of light and temperature conditions.

To support this argument with an experiment, we run the manifold lifting algorithm with spatially limited but non-multiscale measurement functions: for each window, we measure a total of 96 noiselet measurements at the finest scale only, where previously these 96 measurements were spread across several scales.

A network of thousands of sites, each consisting of hundreds of tree-ring measurements, is spread out over the Northern Hemisphere and parts of the Southern Hemisphere.

Seven repetitions of each timing showed that the measurements typically spread over a range of 1/20 of a second, presumably because of human limitations.

The right hand plot normalizes the scales for each set of measurements to spread out the points.