The input observable y3, for instance, has a small plateau at about 25 min in case of the comprehensively estimated input.
The ergodicity principle states that the average over periods of time along a given trajectory of an observable is, at the limit, identical to the ensemble average of this observable as obtained, for instance, from Monte Carlo simulations: (39) O − ≈ O.
This is partly because negative emotions are easier to detect: fear generally produces observable behaviour while stress, for instance, can be measured through the stress hormone cortisol.
They studied cases of "hysteria" – in which patients were suddenly unable to feel or move their limbs, for instance, despite no observable injury.
Glutamate binding to ionotropic glutamate receptors (iGluRs), for instance, causes a conformational change observable by MST.
2.3, for instance, we consider a 3-state chain with one observable state (state 3) as a simple model of an ion-channel system.
The recognition of a depressive state, inappropriate affect, or a paranoid style, for instance, cannot readily be associated with any easily identifiable, observable facts.
Because Gaussian beams have favorable propagation characteristics and represent physically observable entities, these have played a vital role in many modeling schemes; see, for instance, [10].
The number of observable peaks is reduced for sample B which suggests partial crystal degradation due to, for instance, smearing of the interfaces.
