Sentence examples for a solution was defined from inspiring English sources

A misfit function used to evaluate the quality of a solution was defined as: {left(mathrm{Ax}-mathrm{b}right)}^2/{mathrm{b}}^2/{mathrm{b}

The value of the objective related to risk of a solution is defined as follows: text{Risk}(S) = sum_{i=1}^{N}x_{i} times d_{i}, (3).

In general MOOPs, a solution is defined as a Pareto-optimal solution if there exists no other solution that is better in at least one objective and is not worse in all other objectives (Sawaragi et al. 1985; Steuer 1986).

More generally, the Morse index of a solution is defined as the maximal dimension of all subspaces E of (C^{k}_{c}(mathbb {R}^{n})) such that (Q_{u} (psi)< 0) in (Ebackslash{0}).

For each error type a typical solution was defined, but in 3 technological varieties: infrastructural measures, in-vehicle measures and combined measures.

In 1689 England's religious solution was defined by an Act of Toleration that continued the established church as episcopal but also made it possible for dissenting groups to have licensed chapels.

A subject who could not recognize the taste of the solution was defined as demonstrating hyposensitivity.

The declining stability of curcumin in solution was defined as the loss of absorption at the wavelength of 427 nm.

The backhaul coverage of a wired solution is defined by its deployment and connecting sockets, while that of a wireless solution is defined by the coverage of the PoP, i.e., the area where small cell BSs can connect with such PoP.

A preferred solution is defined as the one that minimizes the sum of the deviations from the prescribed set of aspiration levels.

; an upper solution is defined analogously reversing the inequalities.