Sentence examples for spectrum of observed from inspiring English sources
The spectrum of observed changes differs from what was observed in Arabidopsis, maize, and wheat [ 24, 28, 37].
The simulation results support the common practice of estimating scaling parameters from the spectrum of observed groundwater levels.
Results show that leakage in the injection zone led to deviations in the power spectrum of observed pressure data, and the amplitude of which also increases with decreasing pulsing frequencies.
Analysis of the spectrum of observed mutations and phenotypes resulted in identification of a genotype-phenotype association for the most medically significant aspects of the disorders.
where X N (f, ω) is spectrum by subtracting the spectrum of observed speech with the spectrum of noise N ̄ and X ̄ N ( f, ω ) is mean vector of X N (f, ω).
Moreover, by appropriate choice of the method for estimating MF quantities, an inverse MF analysis is possible, that means, from a once derived MF spectrum of observed signal it is possible to recognize and extract parts of the signal which are characterized by particular values of multifractal parameters.
First, we calculated spectra of observed displacement waveforms during this earthquake.
Before calculating the Fourier spectra of observed three component accelerograms, we selected stable parts without strong yet transient noise contributions.
By comparing the response spectra of observed ground motions during this earthquake with predictions from commonly used ground motion prediction equations, Boore (2001) found that the observed motions differed from predicted by factors larger than expected from an earthquake-to-earthquake variation.
For example, the power spectra of the neurons simulated by the coupled GLM match the power spectra of observed spikes trains only for frequencies higher than 10 Hz (Fig. 6D).
In the postgenomic era, however, we can compare the spectra of observed peptides with those of peptides that are determined from the theoretical gene products of the entire genome.
