Sentence examples for tracking value from inspiring English sources

Before MIMO detector output signals are processed, amplitude tracking value is multiplied to the scaled estimated symbol x ̂ i in consideration of channel variation over time, where "ampi_trk" is amplitude tracking result of the i-th spatial stream.

This is also consistent with findings that vmPFC is involved in the representation of value and reward (O'Doherty et al. 2001; Gottfried et al. 2003) and unites ideas that vmPFC is involved in tracking value (Padoa-Schioppa and Assad 2006) with an hypothesis it is also involved in maintenance and direction of behavioral set (Fellows and Farah 2003; Rushworth et al. 2007).

In the result that LCPC tracking values were compared with repeated creep tests in terms of sample diameters.

Still, one of the limitations of fibre tracking is that in other studies different parameters or different tracking programs may be used, complicating the direct comparison of fibre tracking values between studies.

Consequently, this results in increased difficulty in tracking long-range connections, as well as in the interpretation of any tracking values, as the probability of connection is not uniform across distance.

In order to more directly compare the responses measured under each of the stimulus conditions, the tracking values obtained from the last five trials across all subjects was averaged and normalized to the flutter condition.

Graph tracks value of initial public offerings listing on Nasdaq, measured in billions, from 1991-2001.

Creates a stack-snapshot collector thread, which tracks the given to-track value every delay seconds.

The to-track value can be either a thread (track just that thread), a custodian (track all threads managed by the custodian), or a list of threads and/or custodians.

Price tracks value at an abstract remove, suggesting the hysteric moods of a fictive being that, were it a person, we would cross a street to avoid meeting, because the person so plainly would be insane.

To find this number Kitces takes a page from the book of Yale professor Robert Shiller, who tracks value using a 10-year average of trailing earnings.