Sentence examples for measurements which would from inspiring English sources
Because two or three participants in the same retirement community were simultaneously monitored on each day, the number of 24-hr pollutant measurements (n = 235) is < 500 measurements, which would have resulted from measuring each participant's personal exposure.
Particular attention was paid to the ratio of certain measurements, which would not change greatly after deflation of the lung.
However, such optimality is obtained by continuously updating the covariances between the estimated model values and the measurements, which would make the storage and computation unaffordable when the control input can vary within an infinite control space.
For demonstration, we designed and integrated an automatic attenuator option and demonstrated the feasibility of our upgrade path by typical comparative x-ray measurements, which would usually saturate the x-ray detector, if no attenuator is used.
We also show that the proposed quantizer generates the most informative quantized measurements, which would be efficiently used by estimation techniques at fusion node to improve the estimation performance.
For example, Niven and Nahmias described a region of interest over the heart for imaging-based measurements, which would presumably include both parenchymal (heart wall blood) and heart contents.
For example, a dictionary can specify scientific units of measurement which would be the default for a reported property or parameter.
This update includes improved performance for Siri, stand activity measurement (which would sometimes register a need to stand while standing) and better calorie burn calculations, as well as improved support of distance and pace measurement during outdoor workouts and better support for third-party apps.
A technique which compensates for the relative whole body displacement between the target and a remote transducer is introduced, in which two simultaneous remote measurements are combined to derive a closer estimate of the measurement which would be made by a contacting transducer attached to the target surface.
The idea was that they could be measured in terms of the activity of 1 g of radium, a unit of measurement which would become known as the curie.
Comparator —no organised self-measurement of BP, although there may be some ad hoc measurement which would be difficult to prevent or assess.
