Sentence examples for a set of generalised from inspiring English sources

These fundamental relationships provide a set of generalised design guidelines for RSW of aluminium that will have significant relevance to manufacturing communities.

A multivariate analysis was conducted by way of a set of linear generalised regression models considering the observed deaths due to LC (O) as response variable.

In the FFEM, the large number of unknown variables in the singular region around a notch tip is reduced to a small set of generalised co-ordinates by performing a fractal transformation using global interpolation functions.

The findings of the study suggest that lay understandings of foods suitable for weight management rest not only on simple measures such as energy, fat and sugar, but also on a complex set of generalised food ideals.

We then develop a set of equations that uses the parameters of such a generalised MWC model to compute apparent association constants according to the Adair-Klotz model.

Applying Generalised Methods of Moments (GMM) on a set of panel data, our empirical evidence shows that legal-families play an instrumental role in explaining FDI activities.

We present the generalised "sum-over-trips" rules for constructing the network response function in terms of a set of coefficients defined at special branching, somatic and gap-junctional nodes.

A generalised coalescence/redispersion model is formulated, characterised by the intensity of coalescence/re-dispersion interactions and a set of random variables describing the transfer rates of species between the fluid elements.

Generalised Procrustes analysis (GPA) is a method for producing a group average from rotated versions of a set of individual data matrices followed by bi-linear approximation of this group average for graphical inspection.

After generating a set of base learners, the ensemble method will then be formed by combining the base models or a subset of them based on defined criteria or algorithm to form a generalised prediction model.

Finally, the GAM is a generalisation of generalised linear models and imposes minimal restrictions on the underlying relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable by fitting a suitable spline function; that is, a set of polynomials.