Sentence examples for partial measurements from inspiring English sources

The proposed methodology consists of two steps: (i) modelling deviations to enable prediction of entire part deviations with partial measurements, and; (ii) adaptively selecting part regions to be measured by taking into account the measurement data available from the scanner up to current time-step.

With the rainy season well under way, early partial measurements indicate that the amount of water stored in the Sierra snowpack, the state's natural reservoir, is higher than the amount at this time last year but well below average, said the state's meteorologist, Elissa Lynn.

An important issue in spectrum sensing is the reliability of the partial measurements performed by a single user.

The evolution of a quantum system can be tracked via a series of partial measurements that leave the system in a pure state.

The TSE takes partial measurements, calculates the best estimated state variables and completely determines the system state representing a transient condition.

A linear interpolation method was used first to fill the missing data for each vertical profile or corresponding grid's column where at least partial measurements were already present.

In general, an observer combines an analytical differential-equation-based model with partial measurement of the system in order to estimate the non-measured state variables.

This methodology is designed for nonlinear uncertain systems with partial measurement of the vector state.

Here, only partial measurement, through the matrix C t), is considered.

Partial measurement invariance was established for the LMSQ scores across the countries whereas full measurement invariance was achieved across gender.

Another approach that we could use to capture the dependency between measurement invariance and predictive invariance in large-scale assessment studies is the assumption of partial measurement invariance.