Sentence examples for multiplying data from inspiring English sources

Batch experiments are simple and fast, and provide a very useful means of multiplying data.

At each step, a new score is obtained by multiplying data matrix X with PLS-DA weights.

"These correspond to the well-accepted notions of volume (breadth and/or depth) recognized as the hallmarks of big data" [ 21]. "For volume, this translates today into terabytes (10 bytes), petabytes (10 bytes) or exabytes (10 bytes)" [ 7]. "Volume - much greater amounts of rapidly multiplying data than were ever previously available" [ 25].

Mating speed and copulation duration was square root transformed to obtain normality of distributions and differences in average blocks was accounted for (as in [ 79]) by multiplying data from each block by the inverse of the ratio of the block mean to the global mean across all blocks.

As carriers around the world increase cellular data capacity to serve the rapidly growing population of smartphone and tablet users, adding small cells is one of the most cost-effective ways to multiply data capacity and make better use of scarce spectrum assets.

Corder et al. [ 2] suggested multiplying the data derived from the AM7164 with 0.91 in order to make data comparable with data from GT1M.

In general, we compile activity data and multiply the data by emission or conversion factors, similar to IPCC guidance (7).

The "overall" sustainability of each alternative can be calculated by multiplying the data of Table 5 (performance) by those of Table 6 (weights).

Another method, called subcarriers weighting (SW) [13, 14], minimizes the signal OOB interference level by multiplying the data subcarriers by optimized real weighting coefficients.

These windows are essentially multiplying the data samples in time and will result in a convolution of the true spectrum with the spectrum of the window.

We removed this effect by multiplying the data of the damaged plots with the negative slope from the regression analysis multiplied by the degree of damage (for 10% damaged area: seed yield: –1.003 g; seed number: –20.8).