Sentence examples for which are stationary from inspiring English sources

It is supposed that there are nine machines which are stationary for two periods.

For this purpose, one usually uses stochastic processes which are stationary in the wide sense as a model [8, 9].

This property can be used to distinguish between signal and noise which are stationary in nature, even at low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) regimes [6, 26].

The table indicates that all the variables are integrated or stationary at the first difference, I(1), except InREN t and GDP t which are stationary at levels.

In the case of the so-called ARCH processes which are stationary, the resulting equation for the autocovariance function of the process can be represented as a Volterra summation equation with infinite memory.

This is important, since piecewise planar images look more natural than the step images which are stationary points of the particular nonconvex energy functional [5], whose minimization (after the application of gradient descent) leads to the second-order diffusion.

Those old enough can remember when talking on the telephone, which was stationary, meant sitting down, putting your feet up and chatting — not doing laundry, cooking dinner, sweeping the floor and answering the door.

The accident occurred at 8.15am when the 6.30 Bournemouth to Waterloo service ploughed into the 7.18 from Basingstoke which was stationary on the track about a quarter of a mile from Clapham Junction.

Witnesses described watching in horror as one train sped into the city's Quaidabad railway station and rammed into the second, which was stationary, with the roar of the crash swiftly followed by the screams of people trapped inside.

As viewed from inertial space, the projectile initially has an eastward component of velocity as well as a southward component because the gun that fired it, which is stationary on the surface of the Earth, was moving eastward with the Earth's rotation at the instant it was fired.

The receive hardware was placed on a trolley, which was stationary at each measurement position.