Sentence examples for pattern to characterize from inspiring English sources

Spagnolini provides a beamforming model in [21] with a triangular pattern to characterize the beam head.

The Gaussian noise is added on the true oversampled diffraction pattern to characterize the effects of different noise levels on the reconstructions.

We applied various measures of spatial pattern to characterize distributions at EMF community and species levels: Mantel tests, Mantel correlograms, variance/mean and standardized variograms.

We fit a 3rd-order polynomial to the RMSE pattern to characterize these errors (Additional file 2: Figure S9), and applied this model to the predicted carbon stock map to estimate regional mapping errors.

In this work, we developed a data mining methodology to extract multidimensional sequential patterns to characterize temporal behaviors.

Our proposed approaches exploit a rich set of linguistic features, both syntactic and word surface-oriented, which are further enriched by task-specific features and regular expression template patterns to characterize the semantics of various PHI categories.

In order to overcome these limitations, an increasing number of researchers have begun to use food consumption patterns to characterize a population's dietary intake and to examine potential relationships of these patterns with health [ 4- 7].

Future research might quantify the placebo effect of simply wearing a CGM device by applying a health pattern approach to characterize the glucose patterns of people who wore a masked device for multiple cycles.

The reader familiar with SV blur will already have noted the applicability of such smoothly varying pattern fields to characterize the PSF at any given image location, in some favorable cases (as discussed in the introduction).

The occurrence of psychiatric disorders is high in children with headache, but a very different pattern seems to characterize migraine (familial co-transmission of migraine and Psi-Co?) if compared with non-migraine headache.

This boom and bust pattern came to characterize many of the central coast's fisheries - eventually leading to the stunning crash of the sardine fishery in the late 1940s.