Sentence examples for spectrum pairing from inspiring English sources

In this case, the pairing of the terms corresponds to identity of referents (Bickle 1992: 224) and IN can be directly obtained from TR (the reducing theory), whereas in cases on the opposite point of the spectrum, pairing is achieved only by reference to counterfactual limiting assumptions and boundary conditions.

Four people from one end of a spectrum paired with four people from the other end, the empowered gazing with disbelief at the disempowered for 52 minutes before becoming tinged with sympathy and admitting that they might have been wrong in believing that black/transgender/unemployed/fat people ought to be cut into pieces and thrown to the dogs.

Matches are the number of experiment fragmentation spectra paired to a theoretical segment of protein.

All the spectrum pairs (column vectors in source and target dictionaries) are used as speech atoms.

With a maximum delay of 200 ms, for the spectral envelope information and using line spectrum pair (LSP) parameters as input space the proposed algorithm performs best at rates of between 200 and 300 b/s.

Part of MASSIMO is the Fragmentation and Rearrangement ANalyZer (FRANZ) that requires a set of structure-spectrum-pairs as input.

Comparing spectra from different instrument types, only 64 89% of the spectra pairs match with more than 60% identity, depending on the instrument pair [41].

Once we have obtained the optimal power allocation strategy for SU-spectrum pairs, we can then solve spectrum handoff subproblem to obtain the optimal x m,n.

From the constraints C1 C3 in (33), we can obtain that the power allocation for various SU-spectrum pairs is independent, thus can be solved individually.

Within each iteration, the optimization problem is transformed equivalently into two subproblems, i.e., power allocation subproblem of each SU-spectrum pair and spectrum handoff subproblem for all the SUs.

Hence, the problem formulated in (37) can be transformed equivalently into two subproblems, i.e., power allocation subproblem of one SU-spectrum pair and the spectrum handoff subproblem of all the SUs.