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The oscillator output samples x[n] are generated for each output sample index n ... 

I Comment Sample Index Sample Type Concentration. Calculated Coi... 

Here are three sample index cards from Amy Lawrence s working bibliography ... 

First, the apparent recovery or movement of dosed systems towards the reference case may be an artifact of our measurement systems that allow the n-dimensional data to be represented in a two-dimensional system. In an n-dimensional sense, the systems may be moving in opposite directions and simply bypass similar coordinates during certain time intervals. Positions can be similar but the n-dimensional vectors describing the movements of the systems can be very different. One-time sampling indexes are likely to miss these movements or incorrectly plot the system in an arbitrary coordinate system. 

Let pr k (r, k) denote the 2-dimensional PDF of the received signal samples rn and the corresponding key values kn. Here, IID signals are considered so that the sample index n can be neglected in the statistical analysis. 

The minimum mean-squared error (MMSE) estimate xn of the original signal sample xn should be derived for each received sample rn. IID signals are assumed so that the sample index n is suppressed in the following. With help of the known key sequence sample k and known watermark letter d, the... 

Eq. (94) can be corrected for absorbing samples if the linear absorption coefficient is known. In any case, the value of the linear refractive index must be known. For liquid samples an Abe refractometer can be used. For solid samples index matching liquids can be used, although for thin films the most convenient method is the m-line technique [68]. 

Sample index corresponds with time of sample aquisition Simca-P 8.0 by Umetrics AB 2002-09-09 14 56... 

To study the ratio between crystalline and non-crystalline fractions of cellulose, different experimental techniques can be used including IR or Raman spectroscopy, solid-state C-NMR, X-ray diffraction and some others (Park et al., 2010). In most cases, these experiments give so-called index of crystallinity (Crl) that shov the comparative content of crystalline fraction in several cellulose samples. Index of crystallinity may indicate which of the samples has greater crystallinity and which has less crystallinity, but it does not disclose the true degree of crystallinity, i.e., weight part of the crystalline fraction in cellulose. Besides, it was found that the value of Crl for the same sample varies significantly depending on the chosen measurement technique (Evans et al., 1995 Park etal., 2010). 

The accession index file contains the accession number for a given structural formula and a table of sample index records for each accession number. This sequence provides quick access to data for all samples of a peirticular chemical. 

The sample index file is keyed by the sample or bottle nvim-ber. This number is cross-referenced to the accession number so that a given Scunple may be attached to a specific structure. The sequence permits the chemistry subsystem direct access to either the biology or the inventory subsystem euid provides for direct access of the structures for reports by the inventory and/or biology subsystems. The scinple index file also contains some administrative information cUaout each Scunple such as the source the method by which the sample was obtained (e.g. gift, purchased, etc.), whether this sample is the original submission or a duplicate, discreet (i.e., proprietary) or open. 

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