Sentence examples for a joint point from inspiring English sources

This paper presents robust stabilization for an R/C helicopter whose degree of freedom is reduced by fixing at a (joint) point.

The probability distribution is a joint point mass function of the different combinations of users strategies.

Then, if f (p i ) is smaller than a user-specified threshold ψ f, the point p i is a joint point, and a branch point otherwise.

For an input joint point, the procedure firstly checks whether it has been clustered.

The algorithm generates off-line a joint space point-to-point trajectory that, by exploiting knowledge of the dynamic model, takes into account the actuators' torque limits while preserving the geometric path.

From this, it follows that also for the alogistic function as combination function in a joint stationary point all ( upomega_{{C_{i},B}} ) values will be equal.

A joint starting point of many drug design approaches is an exhausting search for a drug-like molecule that binds with a high affinity to a desired biological target.

Thus, we obtain the following theorem: When in a fully connected network with equal connection weights a combination function is used that is symmetric and monotonic, then in a joint stationary point all state values are equal.

Therefore in this case, in a joint stationary point all state values are equal, which was also found above by more specific methods for the special cases of a scaled sum and an advanced logistic sum combination function, which indeed both are symmetric and monotonic combination functions.

As all left-hand sides are equal now, it follows that the right-hand sides are equal as well, so for a joint stationary point upomega_{{C_{i},B}} left( t right) = upomega_{{C_{j},B}} left( t right) for all i and j.

Genotypic variations surrounding a human lineage-specific AluY insertion in the GABRB2 gene encoding GABAA receptor β2 subunit have been found by us to constitute a joint focal point for positive evolutionary selection [ 10], hotspot recombinations [ 11] as well as association with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder [ 12, 13].