Sentence examples for procedure amounts to from inspiring English sources
This procedure amounts to evaluate all the possible transmitted vectors and choosing the closest one (in a least-squares sense) to the received vector.
In our model, the waterfilling procedure amounts to mapping to the desired sub-carriers and at the same time constructing having diagonal covariance matrix with entries equal to the optimal power allocated to the desired sub-carriers.
Thus, when the UL signalling based energy-saving scheme is employed, the time required for the small cell selection procedure amounts to 280 ms (20 ms for the wake-up signal detection delay, 40 ms for the small cell activation delay, 10 ms for the synchronization delay, 200 ms for the DRS measurement delay, and 10 ms for the best small cell selection and UE notification).
Effectively this optimization procedure amounts to solving the inverse problem, whereby the measured mRNA output is known and attempts are made to infer the model parameters that most closely reproduce that output.
The net effect of their procedure amounts to periodically modulating the expression rate of genes.
This procedure amounts to taking the arithmetic mean of the sample variances for individual sites as a pertinent estimator of the population variance of the technical noise under study.
The use of such a procedure amounted to an "abuse of process".
The extra operating time due to the Swift procedure amounted to 20 min, which means that the Swift procedure takes just as long as our former nerve-sparing technique.
The increase in the SOD activity in the subjects' erythrocytes after the WBC procedure amounted to 30.8% and the GPx activity amounted to 40.4% (Table 2).
Changes in patient management resulting from a transport for a diagnostic procedure amounted to 39% in the experience of Hurst et al. [ 8], who studied surgical patients with trauma, and after major abdominal or vascular surgery.
He believed that conformity with the traditional rules of set scales, rhythms and harmonic procedures amounted to "absurd goose-stepping", from which music should be set free.
