Sentence examples for observed quantity from inspiring English sources
Let us denote the model prediction at time t i, of the j-th observed quantity in the k-th experiment by y ijk.
The representer of a single observation describes the covariance between the observed quantity and ocean state errors at all locations at any time within the assimilation window.
It is unknown, however, how the observed quantity of labile P is affected by the release of variable P species.
A serious practical difficulty arose when each term in the series, which had to be summed to obtain the value of an observed quantity, turned out to be infinitely large.
The contributions of the particular sensors, the rules of data encoding, decoding, and fusion, as well as the estimation scheme should be designed to achieve the best overall performance in estimation of the observed quantity by the decision center.
That guarantees the initial state z 0 is uniquely determined by the observed quantity y ( t ) on [ 0, τ ].
Estimations of the scalar dissipation rate at extinction are obtained from the experimentally observed quantities founded on the theoretical consideration of the flame characteristics.
The analysis that leads to interpretation of the experimentally observed quantities, such as peak displacements is quite complicated, and the ability to maintain the test at a resonant frequency under constant conditions is very difficult.
Next by analyzing well observed quantities of other magnetic elements, we suggest that the magnetic flux of all elements is proportional to its lifetime, mainly depending on each size.
Therefore, γ and p u can be determined by the relative positions between and on the harmonic dial; in other words, by the following two quantities: and (10) These observed quantities can be compared respectively with the theoretical values obtained for various γ and p u (cf. Yasue et al., 1982; Fujimoto et al., 1984).
The equilibrium concentrations calculated without the consideration of membrane accumulation would be ∼2 times higher than the experimentally observed quantities.
