Sentence examples for the decimated from inspiring English sources
verb
To kill one-tenth of a group, as a military punishment in the Roman army selected by lot, usually carried out by the surviving soldiers.
The accuracy of the bounding box interpolation has been evaluated by a decimation followed by a further interpolation of the decimated samples, according to the following process.
Later, the decimated trees would be burned and used as fertilizer.
The decimated textile sector is one aspect of the decline of French manufacturing.
That's in addition to an equal or larger number of dismissals among specialist shops that work primarily in the decimated dot-com sector.
A long line of oystermen and oysterwomen in boats alongside him also joined in the shell dump, a government-sanctioned, last-ditch attempt to revive the decimated oyster industry in Apalachicola.
A year later, almost single-handedly, Bwalya led the decimated Chipolopolo to a second-place finish at the 1994 African Cup in Tunisia, and later coached the national team.
The non-gravitational accelerations from POD are linearly interpolated to the epochs of the decimated accelerations.
Furthermore, FIR filter can transfer IF signal to baseband by using the decimated clock sampling signal.
is a good approximate of the ratio between the energy of the reference filter and that of the decimated one.
Talented teenagers Andrew Robertson and Aidan Connolly headed for Dundee United, while Lawrence Shankland also moved up to the Premiershipship with Aberdeen from the decimated amateurs.
The fundamental idea of our approach is to generate the transmitted signal in a very high sampling ratio and store the decimated version before raw data generation.
