Sentence examples for arbitrary active from inspiring English sources
If it is not possible to distinguish the behaviours of processes x and y when executing arbitrary active nodes of x, but when only the effects of active nodes that are also present in y are considered, then x is a subclass of y.
With this in mind, each library was evaluated with respect to its similarity to known (arbitrary selected) active compound(s).
In addition, the performance of the optimised periodic time-varying damper is also compared with an arbitrary semi-active time-periodic damper, which has the same transmissibility at resonance.
We generated a numerical scheme allowing simulation of the physiological response to magnetic stimulation of neurons with arbitrary morphologies and active properties.
The implementation presented in this chapter changes the algorithm in a way that leads to O(1) complexity and therefore allows an arbitrary number of active functions.
As aforementioned, the feasibility of the suggested BEM-based limited feedback scheme will be investigated in a MU network with an arbitrary number of active users.
Moreover, those models can be used to investigate edge effects and performance of a detector with an arbitrary pattern of active elements and dead areas, in order to study systems with more multianode PMTs or SiPM array modules.
To assess the feasibility of using the BEM-based limited feedback design in a MU network with an arbitrary number of active users, the resultant sum-rate performance of the network is provided by employing the block-diagonalization precoding and greedy scheduling techniques at the BS.
One other parameter that we assessed was the arbitrary definition of active compounds as IC50 <50 μ m, which might be considered a generous cutoff.
A heuristic algorithm which is capable of handling arbitrary shapes is active contours which are widely used in biological imaging [ 29, 30].
The arbitrary distinction between active and inert ingredients is well illustrated by the > 500 inert ingredients that, according to the U.S. EPA (2006a), have been or are currently used as active ingredients.
