Sentence examples for observed a sequence from inspiring English sources

In the course of this repeated deployment, we observed a sequence of foreshocks, the mainshock, and aftershocks of the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake from a close vicinity by using OBSs deployed in 2010 (Fig. 1(b)).

The infants then observed a sequence of three target actions (i.e. remove the mitten from the puppet's hand, shake the mitten, replace the mitten) demonstrated on puppet A (Fig. 5A, middle panel).

Interestingly, we consistently observed a sequence (52 nt) in mse-tsRNA family-2 PCR products, which is shorter than the expected length of intact tRNA and mapped to its 5′ portion, suggesting the involvement of a two-step cleavage of tRNA in generating mse-tsRNA family-2.

We observed a sequencing error frequency of ~0.5-1% on the Illumina GAIIx.

Consider a gambler who observes a sequence of independent random numbers and is allowed to stop at any time, claiming reward equal to the most recent observation.

This score reflects the relative likelihood of observing a sequence of R-R intervals in AF episodes versus making the same observation outside AF episodes.

Krauskopf and Osinga [26] showed that for increasing values of R one can observe a sequence of different topologies for the bifurcation curves.

When observing a sequence o N, which may be one of the two possible sequences y N or z N, the destination has to decide whether this observed sequence comes from the legitimate source or not.

A Markov chain is a sequence of random variables ; ; ; … with the Markov property of limited memory, where a first-order Markov assumption on the probability for observing a sequence " " is (1).

Practically, we are interested in performing authentication after observing a sequence of N samples (o i ∣x i ), attesting whereas this sequence comes from a legitimate source or from a counterfeiter.

When observing a sequence of video frames, one may distinguish between stationary scene regions that do not change over time and dynamic scene regions containing moving objects (nonstationary regions).