Sentence examples for standard transformations from inspiring English sources

The complex matrix multiplication component and standard transformations of the 32-bit AES algorithm are transformed to support 8-bit operations.

Normality tests were performed; if the test failed, where possible standard transformations such as square root, reciprocal or logarithmic transforms were used to generate a Gaussian distribution.

This contribution is limited to Hamiltonian and Lagrangian systems, where it is shown, how different descriptions can be derived from the same variational principle by standard and non standard transformations.

By making use of some standard transformations [36] we can derive the outage probability of the S R link in closed-form as O SR = Pr log 1 + γ R < R = Pr γ SR γ LI + 1 < 2 R − 1 = ∫ 0 2 R − 1 f γ R ( γ R ) d γ R = 1 − exp − 2 R − 1 γ ― SR · γ ― SR γ ― SR + 2 R − 1 · γ ― LI, (23).

Cells were harvested and used for standard transformations protocols (Gietz and Woods, 2002).

Open chain analogues were prepared by means of standard transformations on the corresponding amino acids.

The logit transformation is a standard transformation to transform the probability scale (0,1) to the real axis (-infinity, +infinity) to allow standard regression techniques (including ANOVA) to test the effects of co-variables (mask type, age class, sex, activity, duration of use) on transformed PFs in a linear model, using the statistical application R (version 2.5.0).

DB-ORF plasmids were transformed into yeast strain MaV203 using standard transformation protocols [ 48].

The yielded recombinant plasmid pXZF-308 was transformed into K. pneumoniae CICC10011 by standard transformation protocol using the method of electroporation [ 35- 37].

For comparative purposes, variance components estimated using the linear animal model were also transformed to the liability scale using the standard transformation [ 19].

The PCR products were transformed into strain NKI2176, NKI2036 or Y7092 using standard transformation protocols (Gietz and Schiestl 2007).