Sentence examples for transformation which leads from inspiring English sources
The proposed single level controller is designed using a nonlinear co-ordinate transformation which leads to a simple three step navigation design procedure.
The method, based on finite-differences, is of the Lagrangian type and has been derived through a co-ordinate transformation which leads to equidistribution in space of the second derivative.
Similarly, a random projection matrix Φ is not necessarily distance-preserving post-whitening transformation, which leads to poor performance as illustrated in Figure2b,f.
Second, we replace (psi _{x}) by either (sqrt{varphi }) (positive root) or (-sqrt{varphi }) (negative root) and retain the value of (varphi ) and the sign of the transformation which leads to the largest likelihood function under the alternative.
The log2 transformation, which leads to an odds ratio for a doubling in level, was used.
Mutations or misregulation in such central regulators predispose to neoplastic transformation, which leads to highly proliferative and dedifferentiated tumor cells characterized by chromosomal instability.
Around the same time, Miranda Lichtenstein developed an interest in altered states of consciousness and personal transformation, which led her to photograph an urban shaman, an anechoic chamber, an isolation tank, and even a Pilates adept.
I believe it was at this time that his internal transformation, which led to his external transformation, must have manifested.
America has always been defined by this ferocious commercial energy, this zealotry for self-transformation, which leads its citizens to vacation less, work longer, consume more and invent more.
The problem addressed is formulated by using the Hankel transformation method, which leads to dual integral equations.
Letting (n+k=m), and then extracting the coefficients of (frac{(u,v q)_{m}}{(w q)_{m}}t^{m}) from both members of the last theorem, we thus give the following transformation formula, which leads to the Askey-Wilson integral (14) when (m=0).
