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When we plot the generated CWT spectrum (see Fig. 4b) and its power spectrum, defined by taking the magnitude of the wavelet spectrum (see Fig. 4c), we can see the sharp changes in magnetism characteristic of the Curie temperature appear in the wavelet spectrum as peaks in power spanning a broad range of time scales.

The instantaneous amplitude for the entire session was then calculated by taking the magnitude of the complex Hilbert transform of the filtered signal.

In SDOCT, a typical A-scan is computed by taking the magnitude of the Fourier transform of the spectral interference pattern.

For each PA signal recorded, the PA signal amplitude was calculated by integrating the envelope of each signal which was calculated by taking the magnitude of the Hilbert Transform of the signal.

A new parameter is introduced which takes the magnitude of the segregation intensity of the fluid into account.

Nevertheless, it raises the question if the formulas for calculating predicted LR1 and LR2 to a satisfactory degree take the magnitude of PI into account when used on children under 14 years of age.

a) We performed multi-taper spike-phase coherence analysis and took the magnitude of coherence at four frequencies within each of the four bands used in this study for every correct trial.

However, one immediately obvious disadvantage is that it simply allocates a sign to each observation, according to whether it lies above or below some hypothesized value, and does not take the magnitude of the observation into account.

At the output of each block, the IA and the IP are estimated by simply taking the magnitude and the phase of the output.

Assessing the damage Now that you are more alert and taking in the magnitude of what happened to you, it's time to assess for the deeper damage.

The fall-off profile is then given by directly taking the normalized magnitude of the Fourier transform of Eq. (7) with respect to ω, and recasting in terms of the pathlength mismatch, z: where z = tc/2, L is the physical cavity length, n eff is the effective refractive index, ζ is the characteristic decay distance given by ζ = n e f f L F / π, and f filter is the Fourier transform of T filter.