Sentence examples for modes that correspond from inspiring English sources

Note that the "modes" referenced in these parameter names are different from the "application modes" that correspond to the four states illustrated in Fig. 4.

The actor has three modes that correspond to different classification algorithms: linear discriminant analysis (LDA), SVM with linear kernel, and SVM with Gaussian kernel.

Another successful method for feature extraction, empirical mode decomposition (EMD) [17], represents the non-linear and non-stationary signal in terms of modes that correspond to the underlying signal.

The model is applicable to any device, therefore, once the materials to employ as emitters are established, the cavity can be designed in order to amplify just the modes that correspond to the peak wavelengths of the emission spectrum and/or to change completely the spectral shape.

First, the network modes that correspond to detection channels were defined as optode (optical-to-detector) array of fOT (Fig. 2(a)).

Different modes of patient involvement (that correspond to different levels of involvement) may be used at these different steps [ 24] (see Additional File 1), mainly consultation - i.e data collection from patients - and direct participation of patients in the committees or working groups set up for a specific assessment.

Unlike the high-energy (>4.0 eV) modes reported by Wu and Nordlander [27], all the plasmon modes that appear in our results correspond to bonding modes.

This interface uses the monitoring signals as additional scheduling variables of the individual LPV controllers introduced to distinguish the performances that correspond to different operational modes.

This revealed that the unraveling occurs in a series of steps that correspond well to the known binding modes.

It has been further shown that it is the higher order modes that significantly contribute to the loss [ 34], which correspond to the larger ray angles.

Scene Select mode helps optimize recording quality with preset environmental settings that correspond to common surrounding conditions.