Sentence examples for I adjustable from inspiring English sources

where the b i adjustable coefficients were obtained by using a least-square fitting and are gathered in Table 1.

where the a i adjustable coefficients were obtained with AADs% lower than 0.3% by using a least-square fitting and are gathered in Table 1.

This study presents the detailed design of a novel type I+II+III adjustable hemipelvic prosthesis based on the geometrical features of massive human pelvises.

The important features of the proposed scheme are (i) the adjustable dynamics considering the current VANET situation, (ii) the interactive process based on the iterative feedback mechanism, and (iii) the practical distributed method to effectively reach a desirable solution.

The major contributions of the proposed scheme are (i) the adjustable dynamics considering the current SC environments, (ii) the interactive learning process based on the iterative feedback mechanism, (iii) the sophisticated combination of the reciprocal relationship and incentive mechanism, and (iv) practical approach to effectively reach a desirable solution.

The function K is the kernel function; n is the number of support vectors and a i are adjustable weights and b is the bias.

(Ms. Shirey said she can do without the wrench set: "I like the adjustable one because I don't want too many things in my toolbox").

The key piece of information is, how large is the discrepancy between the maximum reward rate obtainable with a variable SAT (i.e., adjustable bound) and one obtainable with a constant SAT (non-adjustable bound)?

A new configuration i.e., adjustable speed PSH (AS-PSH) power plant is modeled and discussed in this paper.

The common feature of almost all submission moves is that they are meant to be adjustable (i.e., they can be loosened a bit) and have a few exit spots to allow the receiver to counter the move.

Isoglycaemia, evaluated by two-way repeated-measures ANOVA PGG during OGTT vs PG during adjustable i.v. glucose infusion), followed by Bonferroni post-hoc tests, was achieved (P=NS), although the AUCPG values were somewhat larger during IIGIs compared with corresponding OGTTs in both groups (Table 2).