Sentence examples for more complex distributions from inspiring English sources

The use of more complex distributions nicely fits within the framework of our PF-based method.

Dental nonsibilants and velar obstruents showed more complex distributions involving both gender and speaker dialect.

Moreover, these distributions have been shown to be the most effective for polynomial phase signals whereas ERPs have been shown to be well represented by damped sinusoids [24], thus the improvement provided by these more complex distributions would be minimal.

To classify groups into biogeographical distribution types, we primarily used Wallace's [49] biogeographical regions but designated other categories for more complex distributions (Fig. 1B).

Representing MS (modulus or phase) as two-dimensional images let observe that pathological voices usually have more complex distributions.

In contrast, more complex distributions have been interpreted to represent multiple transfers or eukaryote-to-eukaryote transfers.

The actual plate interface would have a more complex distribution of basal effective normal stress.

In addition, more complex distribution of the electric field is founded on the NHs, indicating much enhanced light scattering by the 3D NH arrays.

Wide area protection that uses information from multiple locations to quickly and selectively clear the fault in these more complex distribution networks is an attractive solution.

Introduction of mesoporosity by carbon templating rather than desilication leads to a material with a more complex distribution of surface hydroxyl groups.

Though this is based on the fully elastodynamic modeling of seismic cycles, similar variability might be introduced in our quasi-dynamic model of Nankai Trough based on the more complex distribution of frictional parameters near Kumano-nada.