Sentence examples for approximately recovered from inspiring English sources
Further, the unknown inputs can be approximately recovered directly by the concept of equivalent control signal.
For wireless video, the lost information in a SARI image can be approximately recovered based on the embedded watermark, which includes the content-based authentication information and recovery information.
Effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is evaluated by simulations on a hard disk drive (HDD) benchmark problem, where the inter-sample position errors are approximately recovered and high-frequency disturbance is greatly attenuated with guaranteed closed-loop stability.
Indeed, this factor is approximately recovered when comparing Δ (ΔG) = 0.030 with ΔP = 0.019.
The solution proposed in the paper is the design of an observer system, which makes it possible to approximately recover the state process from its partial observation.
To this end, I will present a robust version of the celebrated Kruskal's theorem on the uniqueness of tensor decomposition: given a tensor whose decomposition satisfies a robust form of Kruskal's rank condition, it is possible to approximately recover the decomposition if the tensor is known up to a sufficiently small (but inverse polynomial) error.
HCW motion (0 5.4 s) indeed induces a little gaseous dispersion, but the residual flow disturbance after HCW stops (5.4 s–25.4 s) induces more gaseous agent spread and it requires more than 30 60 s to approximately recover to the initial state after HCW stops.
This section discusses the design of the linear mixing coefficients αe,v t) and β e, e ′ ( t ) and the impact of this design on the ability to apply sparse reconstruction techniques at the sink node v0 to approximately recover the n source signals X ̲ from m measurements Z ̲ ( t ) at a given time t, where m≪n.
OptQuest was used to find Weibull parameters for episode duration consistent with the selected calibration targets: approximately 15% recovered before three weeks, but approximately 15% are still not recovered after 2 years, see Appendix I for a more detailed discussion.
Here, we report cacao use identified by three independent lines of archaeological evidence cacao starch grains, absorbed theobromine residues and ancient DNA dating from approximately 5,300 years ago recovered from the Santa Ana-La Florida (SALF) site in southeast Ecuador.
A survey in a convalescent hospital in Hong Kong showed that approximately 50% of recovered SARS patients showed anxiety (2), and approximately 20% were fearful (2).
