Sentence examples for standard signal processing from inspiring English sources

Applying standard signal processing techniques, each measured variable was separated into deterministic and noise signals.

Similar to this duality, the other techniques exploited in the proposed codec can be associated to standard signal processing techniques.

Optimized location of the antennas & standard signal processing: g autonomously working sensor S1, h autonomously working sensor S2, i two-node sensor network.

Simulation results show that the algorithm is imperceptible, and robust against standard signal processing attacks and DIBR-specific attacks, such as pre-processing of the depth image and adjustment of the baseline distance ratios.

Standard signal processing techniques of averaging several noise spectra to get an averaged sound spectrum were found to be inadequate for showing the wind-noise variation due to turbulence.

As a last step, systematic identification of the kernels lead to a structure composed of linear filters, sums, and products which are well-suited to the sound synthesis, using standard signal processing techniques.

It is out of scope for this paper to show IIR and FIR filter design methods, because this is a huge topic that is covered in standard digital signal processing books [2, 29].

The first is content-preserving operations that only change the signal but not the content and typically include standard audio signal processing, such as MP3 compression, filtering, and resampling, and time-domain synchronization manipulations like time-scale modification (TSM) and jittering.

The design and implementation of the telecardiology system have followed the most recent advances in web technologies, biomedical information and storage standards and signal processing techniques.

Also in this case, a software GPS receiver solution can be easily adopted, implementing all the standard closed-loop signal processing steps to the digital samples of the received raw signal (see for example the NGene software receiver, developed by the NAVigation Signal Analysis and Simulation (NAVSAS) group of the Politecnico di Torino, Italy [40]).

The Gaussian input, interference and noise assumptions are fairly standard in the signal processing for communications literature [3, 27, 28].