Sentence examples for specified calculations from inspiring English sources
When not otherwise specified, calculations and analyses were performed in SPSS 16.0.
This paper reports on the specified calculations of these isotope intensities using various inner zone proton intensity models (AP-8 and SAMPEX/PET PSB97), the atmosphere drift-averaged composition and density model MSIS-90, and cross-sections of the interaction processes from the GNASH nuclear model code.
Besides that, specified calculation was also performed for the remained footings rested on real ground, and tested until punching (from Table 2).
The Xgrid protocol provides the basic infrastructure for computers to communicate, but is not involved in the processing of the specified calculation.
Although originally geared towards architectural studies, the use of mesh geometry to specify calculations and visualisation points means that any valid mesh geometry can be studied.
The central design concept reduces variability in the results by clearly specifying calculations and providing default values based on historical data.
Unless otherwise specified, all calculations were performed in R version 2.14.
We specified our calculation methods clearly, which are the traditional psychometric procedures for computing sensitivity (the percentage of true positives identified as positive) and specificity (the percentage of true negatives identified as negative).
Unless explicitly specified, the calculation of the lDDT scores for all experiments described in this article has been performed using default parameters, i.e. Ro = 15 Å, using all atoms at zero sequence separation.
In addition, allowable flooding factors (as fraction of total flooding) for flooding limit calculations can be specified.
The main purpose of the study was to investigate the consistency of displayed values by comparing displayed data (e.g. GEDVdisplayed, PVPIdisplayed) to the corresponding values derived from calculation specified with the subscript "calculated" (GEDVcaculated, PVPIcalculated).
