Sentence examples for based on a stability from inspiring English sources
Cluster head is elected based on a stability criteria and could be taken over by another member if its stability factor has fallen below certain threshold.
In this paper, based on a stability theorem proved for linear fractional-order systems, a scheme for robust synchronization of two perturbed fractional-order Chen systems is proposed.
The selection is based on a stability test that detects growing numerical noise and deems a method of order p stable if there is no method of lower order that delivers the same solution accuracy for a larger stepsize.
The proof is based on a discrete (L^{infty } -stability property with respect to both the boundary condition and the source term for variational inequality, while in [8] the proof is based on a stability property with respect to the boundary condition for variational inequality.
Based on a stability analysis of the H binding energies, we find that the largest H solute defect complex for V, Cr, Co, Ni and Zn contains two H atoms, while for Sc, Ti, Mn, and Cu the largest defect complex contains four H atoms.
This condition is derived based on a simple stability analysis method for large-scale linear systems with generalized frequency variable.
The model is based on a linear stability analysis of two systems coupled by sliding contact at a single point.
Based on a force stability analysis, mounting in the plane of light is a more stable solution than mounting on the reflective surface.
The new approach is based on a critical stability number that refers to the initial movement of armour stones on the toe berm.
The NIR probe (AZO-DCM) is based on a photo stability fluorophore dicyanomethylene-4H-pyran dye (DCM) with an azo bond as probe quencher and hypoxic trigger.
This paper acknowledges that the suggestion of putting China in charge of the south-south cooperation bandwagon is likely to fall into the same trap as realists have done to justify domination based on a hegemonic stability discourse s.
