Sentence examples for transform a sample from inspiring English sources

Often a transducer, an instrument that changes energy from one form into another (such as the photocell, thermocouple, or microphone) is used to transform a sample of the energy to be measured into electrical impulses that are more easily processed and stored.

He once wowed an audience in a Malawi village, where hundreds of inhabitants along with the country's Minister of Health watched him transform a sample of the only local source of drinking water.

It transforms a brief sample from Evelyn King's 1981 song "I'm in Love" into a new composition.

They'll also be able to conduct experiments and design things themselves: put together music samples, transform a photo by manipulating pixels, create a skate park on a computer.

1. Transform all samples into a vector: a 5×5 sample matrix becomes a 1×25 vector (obtaining XT).   2.

In this way, the sample is transformed into a sample on the basis of household members.

To create a high-content proteomics platform for biomarker discovery, we developed a novel assay (Figure 7) which transforms a complex proteomic sample (e.g., plasma, serum, conditioned media, cell lysates, etc).

On the other hand, OCT imagery gives access to an image whose Fourier transform is sampled with a sampling rate of 2π/L (where L is the physical length of the observation window) to respect the Shannon theorem.

Stationary wavelet transform first decomposes a sample of a multi-component non-stationary random process into a set of mono-component signals.

All analogue signals (including those described below) were converted to digital by fast Fourier transform and sampled simultaneously at a sampling rate of 200 Hz using a commercially available data acquisition system (Power lab model ML 795, ADInstruments, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA) and software program (LabChart 7.0, ADInstruments Inc., Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA).

Thus each transformed phenotype resembled a sample from a standard phenotypic distribution, from a population of equally related individuals.