The phrase "algorithm demonstrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an algorithm that has been shown or proven to work effectively, often in a research or technical context.
Example: "The results of the study were impressive, showcasing the algorithm demonstrated in the previous section."
Alternatives: "algorithm presented" or "algorithm illustrated".
The control algorithm demonstrated multiple Rossiter-mode suppression at fixed Mach numbers ranging from 0.275 to 0.38.
The control algorithm demonstrated multiple Rossiter mode suppression at fixed Mach numbers of 0.275, 0.32, and 0.38, provided the plant model was updated for each Mach number.
Encouraging results are obtained, with the sphere voxelization algorithm demonstrated to be more efficient than all of the alternate methods for computing minimum distances.
The control system was slightly ill-conditioned at the test frequency, but the PC-LMS algorithm demonstrated stable convergence to the optimal control solution.
The new algorithm demonstrated to be versatile, robust and efficient through different test cases, obtaining accurate results with a relatively low computational cost.
Such coupling has been achieved previously for similar systems using a Strang operator splitting algorithm, however, that algorithm demonstrated several numerical issues which resulted in a high computational cost to acquire adequate precision.
This thesis presents an image-order volume rendering algorithm, demonstrates that it generates images of comparable quality to existing object-order algorithms, and offers several improvements.
In a third, more localized problem, however, the AMR algorithm demonstrates significant memory and CPU time reductions.
Our proposed algorithm demonstrates a good performance in terms of the solution quality, robustness, and the constraint-handling ability.
Furthermore, the new algorithm demonstrates a superiority performance.
The slope for the VAILDN algorithm demonstrates a slower growth as the network increased in size.
