Sentence examples for shift corresponding from inspiring English sources
The latter illustrates the above-mentioned ambiguity with the same phase shift corresponding to multiple elevation values.
A Raman shift corresponding to the C C stretching vibration (587 cm−1) was very different from that for ethane (993 cm−1).
The observed time lag, ( Delta {t}_{ji}^{prime } ), for each pair of variations is determined as a time shift corresponding to the maximum of the cross-correlation function.
The sequences can be subdivided into five types on the basis of principal lithofacies, and exhibit variable magnitude of facies shift corresponding to variable extents of marine transgression and regression on the shelf.
We adopt the normalized auto correlation (NAC) of the size-normalized silhouette images for the temporal axis and determine the gait period as the frame shift corresponding to the second peak of the NAC.
Δ p is a diagonal matrix making the phase shift corresponding to the pth Doppler bin, as: {boldsymbol{Delta}}_{p}=texttt{diag} left(1,e^{j2pi{p{T_{s}}}}, dots,e^{j2pi{(N+R-1)}{p{T_{s}}}}right).
Raman bands in anatase phase (in as-deposited condition) exist at Raman shifts corresponding to 398 (B1g), 515 (and) and 640 (E g) cm−1 of vibrational modes.
Spectral lines from the same loops are frequently Doppler shifted corresponding to plasma velocities of ±50 100 km s−1 in sections of the loops.
Optical absorption measurement for Cd0.4Zn0.6S Ag 22, 4, 8 M % of Ag ion) nanocrystals are shown in Fig. 5. Absorption peak position at about 368 nm is blue shifted corresponding to their bulk counterparts and reveals the nanocrystalline nature of the particles.
where, and represent the gradients of the pixels in the center image, in the LR images that are shifted corresponding to the considering direction, and in the other LR images, respectively.
Insertions at amino acids 13, 84, 177, and 254 did not result in molecular weight shifts corresponding to greater than 19 amino acids the molecular weight of the FNF tag (Fig. 1B).
