Sentence examples for modes we introduce from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate very succinctly the idea of localization using modes, we introduce the simplest model of oceanic waveguide the perfect waveguide.

For the dominant mode we introduced a binary variable, equal to 1 if at least one risk allele is present and 0 otherwise.

Hence, to address these issues and improve the operating mode diagnosis performance, we introduce the Conditional Random Field (CRF), which is a discriminiative probabilistic model based approach.

In this article, we introduce several mode selection criteria which are similar to the criteria of antenna grouping, and propose a low complexity mode selection criterion.

We introduce several mode selection criteria as well as a low complexity criterion which is derived from a low complexity antenna grouping algorithm.

Next, we introduce the mode vector a m (θ l ) (m = 1, 2,..., M), where θl is the angle of the l th wave.

In the proof of the Theorem 3.1, we introduce some mode-dependent Lyapunov function (38)–(43) in match period, and the exponential structure such as (e^{alpha_{1} ( {t - s} )}), not is (e^{-alpha_{1} ( {t - s} )}).

In this paper, we introduce a dual-mode power regulator for the PV emulation.

In Section 2, we introduce the previous mode multiplexing methods applied in the context of the LINC.

We introduce a Gaussian beam mode analysis with Effective Refractive Index Approximation (EIA) applied to planar waveguides.

Here, we introduce a novel combined mode of cellular demise – caspase-dependent regulated necrosis.