Sentence examples for a solution that represents from inspiring English sources
The issue of legacy plutonium has been left unresolved for too long, and this consultation is about finding a solution that represents value for money to the taxpayer".
Our aim is to propose a solution that represents a good trade off between single user satisfaction and system optimum.
The transparent soil used in this study consists of fused quartz and a matched refractive index mineral-oil solution that represents the natural aquifer.
The successive integration of the equations of the system permits obtaining the solution that represents the structural behavior of the arch under any type of support.
Finally, a set of solutions that represents the sound power of noise sources can be found and these solutions have minimum error in least squares sense.
The selection of the solutions to be presented for human assessment is crucial, so a small number of solutions that represents the characteristics of the population must be selected without losing the variability of the solutions.
The Pareto front is a set composed of the non-dominated solutions that represents the best trade-off among the objectives to be optimized [28].
The choice of (varXi _{0} ) and (varXi _{1}) determines a one-parameter family of solutions that represent a given two-dimensional invariant manifold.
Such algorithms are based on the Pareto dominance concept (Pareto 1927) and produce a set of good solutions, that represent the best trade-offs between the objectives.
The exact solutions that represent a class of exact functional solutions for the buckling problem of non-uniform columns subjected to axial concentrated and distributed loading are obtained.
First of all, though the distribution of the solutions varies significantly, the number of solutions that represent an excitation hardly varies at all (4171 for small, 4183 for intermediate, 4182 for large distance from the bifurcation point), the symmetric difference between the sets of initial conditions that lead to an excitation contains between 5 and 19 solutions.
