Sentence examples for simulated record from inspiring English sources
Pomeroy's ratings suggest a similar simulated record.
The simulated record is offset forward by 26 minutes.
One such problem is that the numerically simulated record predicted tsunami arrived about 30 minutes earlier than the observed tsunami.
Fig. 5 Recorded vertical motion of the GPS buoy during the tsunami (black) and simulated record (red).
Numerical modelling efforts have demonstrated that fluvial systems can display non-linear behaviour with often unexpected dynamics causing significant delay, amplification, attenuation or blurring of externally controlled signals in their simulated record.
The majority of participants experienced the training session as a '… positive learning experience….' They appeared to value the educational support material provided and the opportunity to practice the skill on a simulated record and to discuss the findings with the support of their small groups.
We find that functional connectivity estimated from these simulated recording techniques (fMRI, LFP, and Ca+2 recordings) and functional connectivity estimated from low passed signals matches the fast timescale connectivity fairly well for timescales down to ∼1 Hz.
As part of his (ultimately unsuccessful) presentation, he played a simulated recording of what an L.A. paper described as "angry voices that one hears in a city".
To improve the matching between the response spectrum of the simulated records and the CMS, an iterative procedure involving the family of harmonic wavelets is then employed.
Subsequently, the computational versatility of the family of harmonic wavelets is employed to modify iteratively the simulated records to satisfy the compatibility criteria for artificial accelerograms prescribed by EC8.
Box-Behnken, central composite and pseudo-random designs of 102, 90 and 100 simulated records, respectively were used to train a multilayer perceptron (MLP ANNN comprising six input and two output nodes separated by a single hidden layer of five nodes.
