Sentence examples for nearest values from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the values of the acoustic impedances are switched to the nearest values in a large material database.

Furthermore, the nearest values of the obtained stabilizing set to their mean values are selected as the controller parameters so that a non-fragile controller is concluded.

Therefore, the depth (D λ ) of each band at wavelength λ μm is simply defined as follows: D_{lambda } = 1 - R_{lambda } /R_{2.5} (6)wheR_{lambdambda }) stands for reflectance at λ (=2.72, 2.76, 2.79, or 2.90 μm), the nearest values to the peak wavelengths of the modified Gaussian bands, and (R_{2.5}) for reflectance at 2.5 μm in wavelength as the reference point.

ANOVA was used for analysis of continuous variables, and if significant, the Student t test was used to compare groups with the nearest values.

For example, over 50 days, estimated energy expenditure based on resting data would be about 160 kJ and energy expenditure due to SDA would be about 61 kJ (based on ingestion of a total of 30 g of cricket and extrapolating from the nearest values available in Table 1 of Secor and Faulkner 2002, and assuming digestion was complete at 50 days).

Finally in cluster4, ICIPE69 (0.7) and ICIPE30 (0.7) have the nearest values, followed by ICIPE7 (0.7) and ICIPE78 (0.6).

Those extra 24s add up, but to keep it simple, harddrive manufacturers round down or, as is the issue here, round up to the nearest value.

That is because in our designed RT60-aware DNNSpatial, the estimated utterance-level RT60 was rounded up to the nearest value of the multiples of 0.1 s.

Our solution gives the nearest value to the open phase measured by the EGG signal as it is considered as the ground truth.

The next nearest value of "percentage of cooperation with cooperator partners" in the defectors-rare, equal-proportion, and cooperators-rare condition was at 18 %, 27, and 20%.

The results showed nearest value of indomethacin.