Sentence examples for vector equivalent from inspiring English sources

The discrete-time solution of the state equation may be considered to be the vector equivalent of the scalar difference equation method developed from a z-transform approach.

For genes showing transient behavior in their expression, the vector equivalent to the subjective dark is likely to be different from the dark (Table 1).

However, the apparently more ordered concentrations of word multiplicities, around the modes, can be explained by considering that frequencies allow us to classify (and count) words corresponding to the same multiset (Parikh vector equivalent).

Induction arrows are vector equivalents of complex ratios between horizontal and vertical magnetic field components also known as vertical transfer functions (i.e., tipper) (Parkinson 1959).

hIPΔ312, HEK.hIPΔ307 or, as controls, HEK 293 cells (10 cm dishes, 60 70% confluent) were transiently transfected with 10 μg of pADVA (Gorman and McCray, 1990) and 25 μg of pCMV Rab5a, pCMV5 Rab5aS34N, pCMV5 Rab5aQ79, pcDNA3 dynaminK44A or, as controls, the empty vector equivalents using the calcium phosphate/DNA co-precipitation procedure, as previously described [43].

For each atom, the sparse coefficient is calculated by an existing ℓ 1-min algorithm, which obtains a number of sparse coefficient vectors equivalent to the total number of atoms.

Instead, the facts that the FIR filters have coefficient vectors equivalent to impulse responses corresponding to the transfer functions of physical systems are utilized, and when the coefficients of the control filter are updated, the filter coefficient vectors are different at different iteration steps because of estimation errors.

As shown in Equation (9), our model combines similarity scores using a linear combination of vectors (equivalent to calculating a weighed arithmetic mean of scores obtained with each individual similarity measure).

A normal vector is equivalent to the surface slope or derivative of the surface profile.

The vector is equivalent to a digital fingerprint for each passenger considered in a given period.

Such a choice allows one to find, from any graphene wave vector, the equivalent one inside the rectangular region in a computationally inexpensive way.