Sentence examples for offset magnitude from inspiring English sources
The first index is based on estimated dc offset magnitude from the current signal using half cycle Discrete Fourier Transform and the second index is based on energy of first level detail coefficients obtained using discrete wavelet transform.
Using a vertical grid with lower resolution near the surface reduces the relative strength of nighttime winds predicted by MarsWRF and produces a peak in wind speed at ∼09 00, improving the match to the observed diurnal variation of wind speed, albeit with an offset in magnitude.
These factors offset the magnitude of the correlation coefficients in comparison to the Delhi station.
However, there is a risk that observers could perform such a task on the basis of an offset transient magnitude, which would be greater in cases where a form signal is removed from the display relative to instances where it is not.
We have removed Figure 6D due to the confusion that it caused and instead conveyed the same information in the text (the sections Characteristics of a surface charge voltage offset and Magnitude and origins of the PA-specific voltage offset have been modified for clarity).
Once the time delay and the magnitude offset are known, the magnitude- and time-shifted light curve of image A is subtracted from the light curve of image B. This difference light curve of SBS 0909+532 is consistent with zero, so any possible extrinsic signal must be very weak, i.e., the observed variability in A and B is basically due to observational noise and intrinsic signal.
If so, can the expression of PHP and PHD be coordinated to produce an accurate homeostatic response, precisely offsetting the magnitude of the perturbation?
The magnitude offset of the responses is set so that the magnitude of the linear response is 0 dB at low frequencies.
This error causes uncertainties of the altitude offset of similar magnitude in the atmospheric profiles.
For both the along-track and cross-track components of the ion drift, an offset in flow magnitude is apparent.
In both of these accounts, the fourth condition, the proportionality condition is usually understood to involve determining if the extent of the harm is adequately offset by the magnitude of the proposed benefit.
