Sentence examples for transformation corresponding from inspiring English sources

Based on the beamspace transformation corresponding to the Jacobi-Anger expansion, first we estimate the azimuth angle using the modified UCA-RARE algorithm, which stems from the original UCA-RARE applied for compact UCA.

The broad applicability and the high validity of our approach to model load transformations is exemplified by means of a comprehensive case study assuming video sources and considering some load transformation corresponding to the impact within a RTP/UDP/IP protocol hierarchy.

The frequency scaling above is a trivial case of bandform transformation corresponding to a lowpass to lowpass transformation.

Both log and untransformed data are extremes of the Box-Cox transformation (corresponding to λ = 0 and λ = 1, respectively).

For plant transformation, corresponding constructs in pUG19 vector were digested with EcoRI, then subcloned into the binary vector pPZP211 or pPZP221 [ 32].

For plant transformation, corresponding constructs in pUC19 vector was digested with EcoRI, then sub-cloned into binary vector pPZP211 or pPZP221 [ 40].

We then converted each species' level to a probability of extinction under each of five transformations: one where each increase in level corresponds to a doubling of extinction risk [12] three transformations corresponding to the official IUCN designations, but scaled to 50, 100, and 500 year windows, and a pessimistic transformation of our choosing.

Phase transformations corresponding to repeated indentations were also studied by Zarudi et al. [10, 11].

These descriptors are invariant to the common image transformations corresponding to image rotation, scale changes, and illumination variation.

We propose a disclination model of closed dislocation walls and consider the geometry of transformations corresponding to a Burgers circuit enclosing the multipole disclination configuration.

These tools allow a researcher to mono- and bi-parametrically scan the model in question to search for specific transformations corresponding to local and global bifurcations that often hard to detect by standard means.