Sentence examples for series separately from inspiring English sources

That is, we estimated the annual components of the EW, NS, and UD position time series separately for the period up to January 1 , 2011 together with a polynomial function from the raw position time series at each station.

A more robust methodology consists in aligning first each series separately, and handle them globally once their individual signatures projection map ({P_omega }_omega) and marker locations (left{ mathbf{X}^{tau } right} _{tau })—are known.

The mean wind speed, U ¯, and the standard deviation of wind speed were calculated after deriving the daily wind speed records, U. Weibull distribution was fitted for each of the monthly and annual time series, separately.

In the scope of this study, simplified formulas of second order with high correlation factors have been derived that give thermal conductivity and moisture resistance factor as a function of temperature in the range of 0 600 °C for the concrete series separately.

They had each written episodes of the series separately with Friedman credited for "Raijin".

For each pair of ROIs, the functional connectivity between them was generated by averaging the BOLD time series separately in the two regions, and then computing the Pearson's correlation coefficient between the two averaged time series.

Augrabies Falls, also spelled Aughrabies Falls, series of separately channeled cataracts and rapids on the Orange River in arid Northern Cape province, South Africa.

In the next space, Renee French presents a series of separately framed, postcard-size portraits of bizarre imaginary characters, like a mush-headed mutant in a paisley sweater, rendered in pencil with exquisite refinement.

Subsequent experiments carried out in the 20th century by the Hungarian-born American physicist and physiologist Georg von Békésy have shown that the way in which the cochlea analyzes frequency, or distinguishes pitch, does not occur because of a series of separately tuned resonators, as Helmholtz theorized.

This work has considered the influence of physical effects such as illumination non-uniformity, electric-field confinement, and series resistance separately in order to qualitatively examine the specific contribution of each of these on the operation of orthogonal PV devices.

We used the Box-Jenkins methodology [9] to fit linear time series models, separately for the overall trend and for the variability, starting with the estimations in Figure 11.