Sentence examples for short-term distortion from inspiring English sources
Similar to the definition of sm, i, the decomposed short-term distortion frames εm, i can also be represented as εm, i = ε m ∗ g i.
The distortion signal ε (n) is then recorded by a microphone, and TF decomposition and GT filtering are once again performed to obtain the short-term distortion frame ε m,i.
The tap length of NLMS is short because the goal of this filter is to eliminate a short-term distortion, whereas the proposed dereverberation algorithm (3.2) attempts to eliminate late reverberation.
This section deals with speech enhancement methods: delay-and-sum BF with cross-spectrum phase (CSP) analysis in Section 3.1, a proposed dereverberation method in Section 3.2, and an NLMS algorithm that attempts to eliminate short-term distortion in Section 3.3.
While markets are obviously vulnerable to short-term distortions, they're better in the long run than big organizations at getting the right resources behind the right opportunities.
"The collective impact of this behavior risks either causing inflation and asset bubbles in emerging economies, or else depressing consumption growth and intensifying short-term distortions in favor of exports".
At any rate, it is not the Fed's job to guarantee a predictable return for owners of financial assets; it's mandate is price stability and full employment.Mr Rajan worries about the short-term distortions from a low interest rate policy, including bubble creation and over-leveraging, but there isn't the least sign of either in the economy at present.
This great exodus has contributed to short-term price distortions.
In the paper titled "Short-Term Changes in Light Distortion in Orthokeratology Subjects," [ 1] the first paragraph in the Discussion section is corrected as follows.
The T-Reference imparts a controlled level of audio distortion through short-term time warping.
Therefore, in this section, we suggest to statistically characterize the phase distortion in a short-term window in order to extract a feature related to the shape at a given time and another feature representing the local variation of this shape around that same time.
