Sentence examples for moving samples from inspiring English sources

Matternet, another Silicon Valley startup, has run pilots moving samples from rural clinics to a laboratory in Papua New Guinea and is launching a small medical delivery network in Dominican Republic.

When imaging thick or axially moving samples with spectral-domain optical coherence tomography, mirror terms overlapping with the signals of interest can cause ambiguities.

DHL does a large business just moving samples and prototypes of Nike shoes, Gap sweaters and Liz Claiborne dresses from Asia to stores' buyers around the world.

Therefore, in the estimation of all specifications I follow the approach proposed in Matas and Raymond (2009) of taking moving samples of order (h).

The Caribbean, South American, and Indian Ocean Committees have been of great assistance to the Census project on marine microbes, for example, and the powerful alliance of the Census and the Barcode of Life projects has helped in building capacity, in moving samples between countries, and in processing samples in countries where facilities had to be built specifically for that purpose.

This will have the effect of increasing the throughput requirements as well as physically moving samples between labs.

The hedonic indexes from (6)–(8) computed using single period hedonic regressions are virtually identical to those using the moving sample.

We cannot (says McDowell) identify a moving sample of whiteness, or of seeing, any longer once it has changed into some other colour, or perception.

However, for this purpose, at the iterations of the phases random samples are generated based on a moving sampling density function, like what is done in adaptive importance sampling.

The order of the moving sample, (h), should be of a size which is just enough to control for the fixed effect, and not too large to avoid an excessive smoothing.

However, for (h=6) still many characteristics remained constant, preventing the estimation of their hedonic prices, and (h=24) seems, perhaps, a too long period to impose the equality of parameters to the moving sample.