Sentence examples for allowable decision from inspiring English sources

Step 3: According to the maximum charge rate, discharge rate, and the allowable decision variable set S k−1 in the previous time interval, the decision variable s k and its corresponding set S k in the k th time interval can be determined based on (9).

To meet a specified P/E cycling endurance limit, the LDPC code decoding with the maximum allowable soft-decision memory sensing precision should be able to tolerate the worst-case raw storage reliability at the end of memory lifetime.

In the first and unconstrained approach, a Gaussian probability density function is used to represent the pheromone concentration over the allowable range of each decision variable.

The three project requirements were: 1) the PHI identification process must identify the most common forms of PHI in structured data; 2) the process must be fast to implement to allow quick turnaround; and 3) it must leave the decision about whether PHI is allowable in the hands of research personnel.

The decision to lower the allowable catch by 37% is being driven by recent overfishing and recognition of the ecological role of menhaden.

It is the gaming result between the upper- and lower-level decision makers, when the allowable discharge amounts of NPS pollutants were limited.

Finally, to reveal the level of conflict between these objectives, distribution of each decision variable in their allowable range is also shown in two dimensional objective spaces.

The International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) decision to lower the allowable amount of sulphur content in marine fuels to 0.1 % in the so-called Emission Control Areas (ECAs) beginning in 2015 has outraged the Swedish forest industry.

In order to satisfy the constraint target probability, we proposed a two-step approach to setting the maximum allowable transmit power where a transmission decision margin and a transmit power margin are utilized.

We strongly support the U.S. EPA's decision to lower the allowable limit of As in drinking water from 50 μg/L to 10 μg/L because it promises to reduce the risk of an array of adverse health outcomes attributable to As exposure, notably various cancers and cardiovascular and neurologic diseases.

While the World Health Organisation and other UN agencies praised the Japanese authorities for ordering the swift evacuation of neighbourhoods close to Fukushima Daiichi, their decision soon after to raise the allowable annual radiation exposure limit from one to 20 millisieverts [mSv] put children in danger, said Dr Paul Dorfman of the Energy Institute at University College, London.