Sentence examples for scaling frequency from inspiring English sources

This finding reflects properties of the patient data and suggests that people are better at scaling difficulty than they are at scaling frequency.

Temporal Scaling: Frequency of movement (scale from 0 to 1; 0 = no movement and 1 = constant movement).

A recent study employed a broken power-law (BPL) distribution for understanding the scaling frequency of bankfull discharge in snowmelt-dominated basins.

Above a scaled frequency of ∼0.5 the circular variance at steady state reaches a minimum value.

Below a threshold value of scaled frequency of 0.005, SFs do not become significantly oriented in response to cyclic stretch.

The relationship between the steady-state circular variance and scaled frequency were all described by a single curve for τ values ranging from 0.05 to 5 s.

The ratio of the observed scaled frequency from the sample to the mechanistic scaled frequency yields a component factor.

So in the formulation of the SST the scaled frequencies are chosen from the fundamental and harmonic frequency components instead of evaluating at all the frequencies.

In the 28 SAMMs where 10%% or more of the total scaled frequencies were consistent with this mechanism, 21 were breast cancers.

The distance between SAMMs is determined by the Manhattan distance between them, which represents the sum of the absolute difference in scaled frequencies over all matrix elements.

In the above equation, ΔT is the sampling interval, f 0 is the theoretical frequency and λ 0 is the normalized frequency scaled by frequency resolution.