Sentence examples for self characteristic from inspiring English sources

In a group of healthy participants, it was found that reading words rated as 'never' self characteristic showed greater facilitation than words rated as 'always' characteristic [33].

It regards the SFM modulation part as a redundancy and neglects the self-characteristic of SFM signal.

Then, based on the output self-characteristic, matching component function is designed to estimate Nyquist zone (NZ) index.

Here, we will use the self-characteristic of SFM signal and propose an NZ index estimation method using matching component.

Then, according to the self-characteristic of the SFM modulation, the matching component function has been designed to estimate the NZ index and the carrier frequency.

The main reason is that the proposed method utilizes the self-characteristic of a current block, which is different from the constant thresholding technique.

While conventional early termination methods consider the SAD values of blocks spatially and temporally neighboring to a current block to determine termination conditions, the proposed algorithm takes into account a self-characteristic of the current block for a termination condition.

According to the self-characteristic of SFM signal, we have ( {e}^{jk sin left(2pi {f}_0nright)}={displaystyle sum_{m=-infty}^{infty }{J}_m k){e}^{jm2pi {f}_0n}} ), where J m is the Bessel function with m order.

On the basis of the NYFR prior information and signal self-characteristic, the parameter estimation algorithm of LFM/BPSK hybrid modulated signal intercepted by the NYFR has been proposed.

While Ismail's method considers the SAD values of blocks temporally and spatially neighboring to determine the termination condition, the proposed algorithm takes into account the self-characteristic of a current block for calculating the termination condition.

In this paper, we will focus on the self-characteristic and the prior information of the NYFR output signal to estimate the parameters in (4) instead of the time-frequency transformation method.