Sentence examples for system by multiplying from inspiring English sources

The EAP is directly calculated in a preferable coordinate system by multiplying the sampling density corrected q-space signals by a discrete Fourier transform matrix, without any need for gridding.

Mizui et al. proposed a vehicle-to-vehicle communication and ranging system by multiplying the bit information to the spread spectrum (SS) code and measuring the phase shift of the SS code [9].

This modification, presented as a nonlinear static analysis procedure in FEMA-356 (2000) and FEMA-273 (1997), essentially modifies the linear elastic response of the equivalent SDOF system by multiplying it by a series of coefficients to generate an estimate of the target displacement, or performance point.

The two time-translation matrices were verified for correctness in modeling the dynamical system by multiplying them with the α-coefficients of the first time point, and multiplying the resulting vectors with the time-translation matrices again for each successive time point.

Health system savings were calculated by multiplying inpatient and outpatient health facility costs for malaria treatment by inpatient and outpatient episodes averted, respectively.

The method involves the modification of the displacement demand of an equivalent single-degree of freedom system (this simplifies building characteristics) by multiplying it with a series of coefficients to generate an estimate of the maximum displacement demand of the nonlinear oscillator (Molina et al. 2010).

And many nuclear strategists have come around to the view that, while a leakproof defense against missiles is impossible to achieve, the same is not true of a limited system that would enhance deterrence by multiplying the uncertainties faced by a would-be attacker.

The absorption capacity (AC) is calculated as follows: AC = W 1 – W 2, where W1 is the total mass of mercury that flows through the system during the experiment time, calculated by multiplying the time of the experiment, mercury concentration in the gas, and the gas flow rate; W2 is the mass of mercury not retained in EHg (W2) calculated using the peak height.