Sentence examples for assigns properties from inspiring English sources

To apply this criterion it is necessary to specify how a theory assigns properties, a matter on which different interpretations of the theory may disagree.

Their genetic algorithm assigns properties on a substation to a particular smart meter profiles in a manner that minimises the difference between the estimated aggregated demand, and actual aggregated demand (from substation monitoring), and it also minimises the difference between the actual daily load (from quarterly meter readings) and the daily load of the assigned smart meter profile.

Two main methods of material property assignments in the current literature on craniodental FEA are (1) assigning properties of a single material to the entire model, or (2) assigning multiple categories of materials based on Hounsfield Units (HU), the gray values representing densities in CT image data.

The valuation function, as in a Kripke model, allows us to assign properties to the worlds.

The preparation of nanoscopic samples with assigned properties requires therefore an extreme accuracy in the preparation.

The PMI is closely related to the SDMI since similar rules are used to assign properties to quantum systems.

Because element thickness is much greater than fracture aperture, fracture elements are assigned properties of a fracture continuum rather than of an individual fracture.

One idea under investigation is that there is a psychological subsystem system that 'tags' elements in a perceptual array and keeps track of them by assigning properties to the tag.

This construction can be further specified by choosing a revision operator and assigning properties to the set C. A variety of such constructions have been investigated (Hansson et al. 2001).

The bone and tooth structures in the model were assigned properties of compact bone: Poisson's ratio of ν = 0.3 and a Young's modulus of E = 1.37 × 103 (kg/mm2) [18] 18].

For example, in the relational modal interpretation proposed by Berkovitz and Hemmo (2006a,b), the main idea is that quantum states assign properties to systems only relative to other systems, and properties of a system that are related to different systems are generally different.