Sentence examples for at the upper bound from inspiring English sources

The control profile explored in Figure 5 states that the control (u_{1}) remains at the upper bound till 35 days, whereas the control (u_{2}) rises to the upper bound after 60 days.

In some extreme cases in which the specificity of ploidy 4 cell was at the lower bound or the specificity of ploidy 5 cell was at the upper bound, ploidy 5 cell became the only cost-effective strategy.

Current projects show that material and linepipe technology are at the upper bound of what can be produced within the stringent criteria imposed by the application.

The state of the cluster at the upper bound of the critical region then provides the initial conditions for the bubble growth analysis.

A perturbation solution in terms of the Peclet number has been used to determine the state of the cluster at the upper bound of the critical region (at nucleation) as well as the initial bubble growth stage.

The initial conditions for bubble growth are obtained from the state of the pre-bubble nuclei (or clusters) at the upper bound of the critical cluster region predicted by the classical nucleation theory.

By using the fault-parallel velocity and displacement, we estimated a Dc″ of 1 m, which could be considered at least as the upper bound value of the slip-weakening distance on the fault.

In the AK case, in particular, the worst-case empirical pFDR curve decays at the same rate as the upper bound.

He concludes that Chris Froome's performance isn't superhuman, or "mutant" - but simply at the upper bounds of what is physiologically possible.

The speech recognition performance of the proposed method was near the upper bounds, and its gesture recognition performance was at the upper bounds.

It is certainly possible that, at the upper bounds of human capacity, one may find an individual blessed with "an intense purity and an intense connection to the supernal sources" such that he can intuit all or most of what humans are capable of knowing, "not by means of an uncertain tradition, but by means of middle terms and demonstrative proofs".