Sentence examples for reasonable signals from inspiring English sources

The infrared spectra suffered from complications resulting from major variations in intensity across the spectra so that in order to obtain reasonable signals from CO2 and from the overtone/combination bands of water species (see also below) portions of the spectra could not be recorded as the signals commonly saturated the detector.

Moreover, the ratiometric determination is more tolerant of movement artifact and reasonable signals can be obtained from moving preparations.

But a reasonable signal might be when he starts sharing sensitive information about himself.

64 scans were accumulated to get a reasonable signal to noise ratio.

Measurements were taken in ambient conditions, at room temperature, on solutions diluted to yield reasonable signal intensity.

Implications for flowmeter tube design and for the choice of frequency of operation to achieve reasonable signal-to-noise ratios are explained.

This preference results in a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio (ratio of current under illumination to current in the dark) at room temperature.

This assumption can be fulfilled for distance estimation based on, for instance, time of flight for a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio [43].

Rather, it is usually necessary to perform data smoothing either during image reconstruction or afterwards to achieve a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

It is shown that the proposed approach achieves low symbol error rate (SER) at a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio level.

For example, a high-resolution radar provides a useful measure of down-range extent given a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).