Sentence examples for transformed observation from inspiring English sources

The unknown painters of the paubhas transformed observation of the world around them into bodies that were transcendent as well as human and created both a model and the vehicle for enlightenment.

The only critical assumption we make when developing the algorithms is that suitably transformed observations within a defined timeslot structure are independent and identically distributed under normal operating conditions.

In the case of the pivot measurements, this caused us to prefer the analysis of log transformed observations.

Likewise as with the input, all transformed observations are represented graphically in offset histograms, yet parallel to the new dimensions.

We evaluate the performance of our detector (7) on the transformed observations, relative to the number of measurements K, by comparing the detection results to the ground truth.

The eigen values of the PCs are the measure of their associated variance, the participation of the original variables in the PCs is given by the loadings, and the individual transformed observations are called scores (Helena et al. 2000; Wunderlin et al. 2001; Singh et al. 2004).

The mutual doping phenomenon between LiMnPO4 and Li3V2(PO4)3 was also confirmed by high resolution TEM and Fourier transform observation.

The development of novel instrumentation, driven by technological advances, is transforming observations and revolutionizing the environmental sciences.

Our stories instead need to tell of resilience - the ability to be flexible enough to transform observations into learning and then new opportunities.

The directors make a plausible transition from quantum mechanics to cognitive therapy, suggesting that, just as quantum mechanics states that phenomena are always transformed by observation, so can our perception of reality be changed by altering our ingrained attitudes about ourselves and our lives.

The researchers said that while Argo has transformed ocean observation, there is a greater need for more and better data.