Sentence examples for taking ensemble from inspiring English sources

Then the expected throughput of the system is obtained by taking ensemble average of over s, that is,.

Realistic model of roughness requires inclusion of randomness in surface morphology, hence the quantity of interest, the mean admittance is obtained (by taking ensemble average over all possible random configurations).

Taking ensemble expectations on both sides and assuming that s 0(n) is wide-sense stationary, we have begin{array}rcl@ mathop{lim}limits_{n to infty} E[xi (n)] &=& mathop{lim }limits_{n to infty} left[(1 - rho)sumlimits_{m = 0}^{n} {{rho^{m}}} {r_{{S_{0}}}}(0)right] &=& {r_{{S_{0}}}}(0), end{array} (15).

Reconstructed regional changes in N are larger than simulated by the models, in part, because taking ensemble means removes some of the unforced regional circulation variability.

Mitchell began taking ensembles to several adjudicated festivals in 1975.

Special attention is given to results from multiple simulations (ensembles), as evidence is mounting that there is a need to take ensemble results into account for decision making.

Furthermore, since different realizations of Gaussian white noise are added to the original signal, different trials may generate different number of PFs, making it difficult to take ensemble mean.

He plans to lead the orchestra through the 2001-2 season, taking the ensemble through its 25th anniversary.

They rehearsed intensely for nearly two weeks, first under the conductor James Ross, the orchestra's director, and since Tuesday, under Valery Gergiev, who conducted the concert and is taking the ensemble on an international tour to Washington, St . Petersburg, Moscow and London

Now taking the ensemble average we have (29).

In fact there are several different possible ways of taking "the" ensemble average, which can produce remarkably different results.