Sentence examples for associated to each of from inspiring English sources

Out goes "listen – publish – advertise" and the respective brands associated to each of the silos.

The last tab, analysis, displays the analytical experiments associated to each of the obtained product samples of the reaction.

A non-linear behaviour can be associated to each of these modes; based on experimental results, a simple hysteretic model is proposed for the shear deformation.

Through a case study of two learning environments, Wikipedia and Google, we compare the two models and the values, principles and competences associated to each of them.

The demonstration is based on identification of the failure modes of the Galileo output function and on the probability associated to each of them.

Figure 3 shows KPFM and CP-AFM images with and without LED illumination and the topography images associated to each of them.

The equations of motion are derived accounting for the presence of viscoelastic materials introduced in the resilient elements associated to each degree-of-freedom.

In order to estimate the probability of passing a filter, we associate, to each of them, a random variable that indicates whether a frame passed the filter, or not.

If the individuals are described by quantitative variables (ratios, frequencies, measurements, amounts, etc)., the straightforward application of the original algorithm leads to build code vectors and to associate to each of them the class of all the individuals which are more similar to this code-vector than to the others.

A model for a two-sorted language, for example, may consist of an ordered triple $\langle D_1 , D_2 I\rangle$ in which $D_1 $and $D_2 $specify the domain of quantification associated to each style of variable, and $I$ is an interpretation function, which assigns appropriate values and extensions to each expression in the non-logical vocabulary.

The design method is based on the parametrization of all robust filters as a convex combination of Kalman filters associated to each vertex of the uncertainty domain.