Sentence examples for the measurements needs from inspiring English sources

In order to use the MFA for CS inversion, the probability of the signal given the measurements needs to be determined, p(x|y), this requires the posterior predictive probability p(x) and the probability of the measurements given the signal p y|x).

And although false-positive transits still have to be ruled out using the Doppler method, those follow-up measurements need not be as precise as the measurements needed to detect something with the Doppler method in the first place.

The archive is a testimony to his attempt to curate his own place in fashion history, unused buttons taking their places alongside empty jewelry boxes, castoff patterns, extra scraps of fabrics and the measurements needed for each dress, down to the count in yards for the lining.

To detect something as small as the Earth, the measurements need to be done with a precision available only in space, away from the atmospheric turbulence that makes stars twinkle, and far from Earth so that our home world does not intrude on the view of shadow worlds in that patch of sky.

The measurements needed for each tree depend on the characteristics of interest (e.g. volume, biomass, stems per ha).

To enhance the difference between the target and noise measurements and to pursue better classification performance, the measurements need to be denoised.

The newest Mars orbital missions, the US MAVEN and Indian MOM missions, just beginning their science analyses, will provide the measurements needed to fully characterize the aeronomy of Mars.

In this regard, we believe that the measurements needed to answer the outstanding questions on ESF are not being made (e.g., see Tsunoda 2005).

At equilibrium, na is proportional to Vp (Figure 1C), which allows the confirmation of equilibrium without studying up-take kinetics while also providing the measurements needed for the calculation of mean concentration and standard deviation.

This has the very practical advantage that the measurements needed to calibrate the latter T/SPM conversion for any new region are much easier and cheaper than in situ reflectance measurements.

Eventually, the approach presented in this paper illustrates, for a specific monument, how the measurements needed to establish the basis for predicting the advent of such alterations may be developed.