Sentence examples for suitably transformed from inspiring English sources

The only critical assumption we make when developing the algorithms is that suitably transformed observations within a defined timeslot structure are independent and identically distributed under normal operating conditions.

The oxide density near the metal|oxide is closely independent of anodising conditions and is related to the transformation of Al lattice to a transient oxide lattice about 37% rarer than that of γ-Al2O3 that is further suitably transformed to denser, amorphous or nanocrystalline material as this oxide is shifted to the oxide|electrolyte interface and becomes the pore wall material.

Right here, of course, is where Williams would question whether a suitably transformed person would be the same individual as the unperfected person that existed previously.

A second example is found in video compressive sensing, where nested approximation may be invoked when the video data is suitably transformed in a 3D discrete cosine transform domain [15].

You may want to represent a continuous axis in a suitably transformed metric such as a logarithmic or square root scale.

Results: We model the overall trend of decreasing interaction frequency with genomic distance by fitting a smooth monotonically decreasing function to suitably transformed count data.

Results: We show how to correct for this bias almost entirely by means of a 'consolidation' algorithm for detecting and suitably transforming identifiable regions of fractionation.

All the sludge collected from the discharge area (Fig. 2) was suitably prepared and then transformed to have the desired pozzolanic reactivity for the suggested substitution.

It combines two technologies: Panoramic video of natural scenes presented using VR, allowing the video to be experienced in a fully immersive environment, and an application of deep convolutional neural networks (DCNNs), Deep Dream, which when suitably adapted can transform panoramic video to mimic hallucinatory phenomenology in a biologically plausible manner.

In the case of the counterfactuals that explicate observability, then, fixing the epistemic community of the "suitably constituted observer" transforms the counterfactuals into straightforward non-modal conditionals whose truth or lack thereof we can empirically investigate (Monton and van Fraassen 2003, 413-414).

For high-dimensional stimuli such as sound spectrograms, an encoding model that suitably describes how stimuli are transformed into the spike trains of a neuron constitutes a key component for developing efficient decoding methods [52], [53].