Sentence examples for rectification from from inspiring English sources
L County thus decided to purchase quotas of rectification from other counties and supplement them with its own mines.
We can exclude a possible contribution of the optical rectification from the surface state of the 3m point group as it should exhibit a sixfold (or threefold) symmetry.
In every 3D measurement cycle a pair of images (left/right) are first captured using synchronised cameras and then transformed to a standard geometry (rectification) from which inter image pixel matching is performed and the resulting calculated disparity mapped to distance [14].
After 2 days of expression, we detected increased rectification from the GFP-GluA1-expressing neurons compared with nearby noninfected neurons in both the 2-week-old and adult NgR1-deficient mice (Fig 2 D, E), indicating that the experience-driven synaptic delivery of GluA1 occurred at both ages.
In this paper, thermal rectification phenomena from thermochromic materials are studied.
One contribution is to recover the horizon line and metric rectification matrix from four observations of two shadow tips.
We found significantly larger average inward rectification index from GluR1-S845A mutants (WT: 2.1±0.10, n = 8; S845A: 3.7±0.38, n = 10; t-test, p<0.01; Fig. 2D), which was dependent on the presence of intracellular spermine (Fig. S2A).
In this study, our results demonstrated that the "rectification" arose from missing the full-open level because of a disruption of cooperativity of the four subunits, especially when the channel-open probability is low.
But it needs rectification of vapour from generator and draining of residual R134a DMAC liquid from evaporator.
Digital Elevation Models from a 3D scanner were used in the extrinsic camera calibration procedure and reduced the geo-rectification errors from 0.035 m < RMSE < 0.071 m to 0.008 m < RMSE < 0.013 m.
I-V characteristics of the diodes studied at different temperatures demonstrate the rectification ratios varying from about 20 to about 100 when the temperature changes from 70℃ to 22℃ and exceeding 1,000 at 80 K.
