Sentence examples for per time sample from inspiring English sources

It provides reliable estimates up to velocities of about 1.5 pixels per time sample.

In a preliminary test shown in Figures 1 and 2, two Gaussian functions were simulated to follow straight intersecting paths, whereas one Gaussian function was growing at a rate of 0.1 per time sample.

The complexities of the major computation steps in terms of the average number of real multiplications per time-sample are listed in Table 1.

When = and the FFT length =, the computation of -point FFTs is distributed to the block of length, resulting in a complexity of per time-sample for NC-FADF, in contrast to for a direct estimation of NC terms that are required by matrix-vector multiplications.

Table 7 Settings of the ISCO auto-samplers at "Shaft" and "Outlet" Site Sampler Duration of sampling interval Number of bottles in sampler Volume per time step Total sample volume after interval "Shaft" ISCO 6712 Portable Sampler 4 h 4 0.1 l/10 min 2.4 l "Outlet" ISCO GLS Compact Composite Sampler 8 h 1 0.125 l/25 min 3.0 l.

100-500 μl of packed red blood cells with 1% - 10% parasitemia were collected per time point sampling.

Shown are the number of biological replicates per species per time point sampled, and the number of pairwise calculations used to calculate the correlation among biological replicates and the standard deviation.

Illumina sequencing of mRNA isolated from predeflagellation, 3, 10, 30, and 60 min into ciliogenesis produced a total of 99.4 million 36-mer single-end reads, for an average of 19.9 million reads per time-point sample.

Additionally, it tends to generate a lower expected cost per time and large sample size.

We could possibly double the sample size to approximately 100 individuals per time period, but sampling beyond that number is unrealistic given the difficulty in trapping migratory falcons.

For recovery times, sample size per combination of latitude and temperature varied between 21 and 26 animals (total n = 140).