Sentence examples for source pipeline from inspiring English sources
Chandra Source Catalog (CSC) master source pipeline processing seeks to automatically detect sources and compute their properties.
We present examples of different overlapping source detections processed in the current version of the CSC master source pipeline.
The CSC master source pipeline correlates data from multiple observations by updating existing cataloged source information with new data from the same sky region as they become available.
Moreover, SimVascular previously required several licensed components that hindered new user adoption and code management and our recent developments have replaced these commercial components to create a fully open source pipeline.
The evaluation has eventually resulted in the selected concept of booster compression to 40 bar near the source, pipeline transport and an additional injection compressor at the injection well sites.
We have described a new open source pipeline for the analysis of primary data from the Illumina Solexa sequencing platform.
Cafaro et al. (2015b) considered the pressure loss due to friction along single source pipelines with multiple depots, using nonlinear equations to rigorously track power consumption at each pipeline segment.
In this paper, we present a novel, open-source pipeline that generates audio-visual data, purely from 3D object shapes and their physical properties.
Shean, D. E. et al. An automated, open-source pipeline for mass production of digital elevation models (DEMs) from very-high-resolution commercial stereo satellite imagery.
Previously, when an event file is bigger than 2 GB (for long observations of very bright sources), pipeline s/w could not handle it and had to apply manual intervention either by removal of non-vital columns or by splitting into multiple smaller pieces.
There are three kinds of stations in the single-source pipeline system: initial station (input station), offloading stations (intermediate stations), and terminal station, as shown in Fig. 1.
