The phrase "a suitable function to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate role or purpose for something, often in technical or academic contexts.
Example: "The algorithm serves as a suitable function to optimize the data processing speed."
Alternatives: "an appropriate function to" or "a fitting function to".
Discarding the quadratic term in (7) results in an value of with an error of, thus, (7) is a very suitable function to represent the L1D cache misses power consumption: (7).
Starting from a nonlinear, physics-based model developed in the authors' previous works, a suitable function is initially proposed to quantify the overall electro-mechanical energy in the system.
The threshold should be set to an initial value and then it should automatically adapt to the frame count according to a suitable function C(n).
Since Φ ⊂ ∏ x ∈ X Φ ¯ x, then we find that every sequence ( f n ) n in Φ has a subsequence ( f n k ) k, pointwise convergent to a suitable function h ∈ R X. From (3.10.2) and Theorem 3.8 used with Y = R, Λ = N and F = F cofin, where the roles of Φ and Ψ are played by the ( c F ) -closure Φ ¯ of Φ and ∏ x ∈ X Φ ¯ x respectively, we get the assertion.
It can be quite difficult to find a suitable function f that gives a robust heteroclinic cycle in this case.
end{aligned} For our further analysis it will suffice to have a suitable function dominating (mathcal{L}V).
Several solutions have been suggested to choose a suitable function F. Known solutions include the choice of different global functions (Biasotti et al., 2000) or determining a suited function locally (Biasotti et al., 2008; Bucksch et al., 2010), as shown in Fig. 7.
Equivalent linearization consists in replacing a nonlinear system with an equivalent linear one whose parameters are tuned with regard to the minimization of a suitable function.
This is a suitable function for modelling demand across virtual machine sizes, to a first approximation, for the following reasons.
