Sentence examples for spatial standard from inspiring English sources

The spatial standard deviation was 7.5 με and 0.9 °C.

Activations were considered significant for a correlation r>2σ, where σ is the spatial standard deviation of the correlation map.

From this analysis we find that spatial standard deviation in transition dates decreases linearly with the logarithm of increasing pixel size.

The average, maximum cooling rate and temperature gradient per layer, as well as the spatial standard deviation, or uniformity, of such metrics, are presented and their implications on microstructure characteristics and mechanical traits of Ti-6Al-4V are discussed.

Conversely, in order to take into account the spatial variability of mechanical measurements of the soil the spatial standard deviation, the scale of fluctuation and the autocorrelation function have to be calculated.

It is shown that the ratio of the spatial average of the magnitude of the intensity and the spatial average of the mean square pressure is inversely proportional to the square root of the product of the bandwidth of the signal and the reverberation time of the room, whereas the spatial standard deviation of the magnitude of the intensity is independent of these characteristics.

We derive spatial standards, introducing the key patch approach.

We introduce an approach based upon a combination of the three methods, in which ecologically scaled landscape indices (ESLI) are compared to spatial standards derived from both analysis of distribution data and PVA-type simulations.

Preprocessing included slice-time correction, realignment, spatial standardization to the standard brain provided by the Montreal Neurology Institute (MNI), and spatial smoothing using a Gaussian filter with an isotropic full width at half maximum (FWHM) of 10×10×10 mm3 to accommodate the resolution of the scanner and intersubject variability.

Pre-processing included slice-time correction, realignment, spatial standardization to the standard brain provided by the Montreal Neurology Institute (MNI), and spatial smoothing using a Gaussian filter with an isotropic full width at half maximum of 10 × 10 × 10 mm.

In addition, the CDF matching approach is found to be an effective method to deduce spatial variability (standard deviation) of soil moisture from single point measurements.