Sentence examples for true intensity from inspiring English sources

He wanted to show them what true intensity was all about.

Over time, respected consent builds trust, which is what unlocks the true intensity and power of kink.

"They had the true intensity of life writ large across them," Perlman says of his initial inspiration.

For example, a powerful tornado that does not pass near buildings or trees, causing little or no damage, may be given an EF-Scale value less than its true intensity.

In classical previous works such as [8, 23], parametric estimates such as MLE over a prescribed parametric model are used as plug-in estimates, which are converging toward the true intensity when the underlying parametric model is true.

Note that in practice because of its adaptive properties, this estimator is able to be piecewise constant when the true intensity is piecewise constant but also very smooth (with high degree for the polynomials) when the underlying intensity is smooth and when the number of points is sufficient.

This conclusion still hold after converting the estimated intensities in true intensities at observation sites documented both in 1934 and 2015, respectively, in Martin and Szeliga (2010) and Martin et al. (2015).

In Figure 5, we plot the estimates of true intensities generated from LAD-aFL.

To use 'MAnorm' normalization (Shao et al., 2012), one assumes that the true intensities of most common peaks are the same between two ChIP-Seq samples.

The appealing features of the proposed LAD-aFL method include its resistance against outliers, its improved accuracy in mapping the true intensities and the fast and accurate computation algorithm.

No saturation effects are present and the true signal intensity (disregarding the technical measurement error) is proportional to the amount of RNA bound to a given probe set with a constant (non-random) coefficient of proportionality.