Sentence examples for sample the nonlinear from inspiring English sources
This uses the fact that two-photon excited fluorescence naturally produces a localized point source inside the sample: the nonlinear guide-star (NL-GS).
The empirical interpolation method uses basis functions which are built by sampling the nonlinear function we want to approximate a limited number of times.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Plot of permeability versus porosity for all samples; the nonlinear relationship results in very low correlation coefficient which is evident in complex shaley sandstone.
The input signal, which has an average power of −3 dBm, includes many samples entering the nonlinear region of PA model.
Considering MRS's asynchronous behavior, we propose a matching mechanism to synchronize the successfully transmitted sampled data of the nonlinear system and the sampled data of a filter.
A MCB algorithm is developed by means of the Monte Carlo sampling, which solves the nonlinear fusion problem based on the numerical approximation.
Moreover, little is known about their small-sample performance in the nonlinear regression setting, in particular on the chemical engineering field.
According to our experience [44, 45], we set (frac {1}{gamma }) as the mean value of the pairwise Euclidean distances of all training samples' features in the nonlinear SVM experiments.
In this paper, an extended MVU (EMVU) method is proposed, extending the utilization of MVU to new samples by approximating the nonlinear mapping between the input space and the output space with a Gaussian process model.
Nevertheless, if the ultrasonic excitation amplitude is sufficiently high that the tip-sample distance is modulated within the nonlinear tip-sample force interaction regime, the cantilever experiences a static force during the time that the ultrasonic excitation is acting.
Moreover, given the stability of the high-order approximate model with stable zero dynamics, the novel condition presented stabilizes the exact sampled-data model of the nonlinear system for sufficiently small sampling periods.
