Sentence examples for processing presented in from inspiring English sources

More realistic simulations are required to verify if the model works with the signal processing presented in Section 2 and the approximations shown in Section 4.1.

Then, from the functions and processing presented in Section 4, we can determine the proper transmission power SL and distance thresholds,, where are the applicable distance boundaries for the BCH, RS_BCH (1), and RS_BCH schemes.

It is important to keep in mind that the high-gamma findings related to higher-auditory processing presented in this study are limited to single subjects.

Another example of unusual miRNA processing presented in the Supplemental Figure S2c shows small RNA sequence tags originating from distal ends of the bovine miRNA bta-mir-21 precursor.

Because we are dealing with large numbers of images in a time series, there is a need to automate the background removal processing presented in Fig. 8.

It does not yet use the framework to perform the language processing present in the proof-of-concept.

In addition, alteration of the sugar moieties affects the tethered state, with a decrease in oligosaccharide processing present in mutant or overexpressed receptors leading to an increase in the amount of untethered receptor [ 52].

The false alarms left after the initial screening can be eliminated further in the post-processing presented in the next sections.

We introduce a rectification post-processing presented in [18], which consists of a change of basis from the reduced basis to the Galerkin solutions on the values of R of the basis as is explained as follows: We start by computing the reduced basis Galerkin approximations for all values (R=R_{i}), (i=1,dots,N), that are used in the reduced basis construction.

To illustrate the use of the speech-based media processing technologies presented in this paper in the delinearization process, we describe a news navigation demonstration that was presented during the NEM Summit 2009.

Drerup et al. [ 23] tested a new algorithm for processing data presented in a previous paper [ 24].