Sentence examples for account is derived from inspiring English sources

A high-dimensional model that can take nonlinear model coupling into account is derived.

In[6], derived for MIMO systems, a new MMSE filter taking the decision errors into account is derived.

Accordingly, a necessary condition to simultaneously achieve the individual capacities with a finite constellation input signal, which takes the signal constellation structure into account, is derived.

In the present paper a new beam theory, taking coupling between flexural and in-plane shear vibrations into account, is derived by employing Hamilton's principle.

This theoretical account is derived from the Graded Salience Hypothesis (GSH) [Giora, R. (1997). Understanding figurative and literal language: The Graded Salience Hypothesis. Cognitive Linguistics, 7, 183 206; Giora, R. (2003). On our mind: Salience, context and figurative language.

Firstly a closed-form approximate analysis method for the linear buckling analysis of the skin between two stringers taking the torsional stiffness of the hat-stringers into account is derived (stability case 1).

The equations of motion, with the effects of frictional and driving forces taken into account, are derived based on this model.

The overall average probabilities of detection and false alarm by jointly taking the fading and the locations of all secondary users into account are derived, and a statistical model of cumulate interference is constructed.

Second, inter-industry policy evaluations in the FOF accounts are derived in the fourth section.

Avicenna's account of experience is derived in part from remarks by Aristotle and al-Fārābī on empeiria/tajribah, though it goes beyond these sources (al-Fārābī AMIF: 24 25; McGinnis and Reisman 2007: 66 67; McGinnis 2003; Janssens 2004; Black 2006).

(I'm sorting out the difference between the earnings per share figures, but I presume that the former figure which is calculated using normal accounting methods — GAAP — is derived quite differently from the latter figure, which I presume is an adjusted, non-GAAP metric).