Sentence examples for based upon a linear from inspiring English sources
The AGCS design was based upon a linear gate, whose resolving time is dependent upon the amplifiers' shaping time constants (STC).
An adaptive direction-of-arrival (DOA) tracking method based upon a linear predictive model is developed.
It is based upon a linear equation system, and is used mainly in the attempt to understand comparative strengths of direct and indirect relationships among a set of variables (Chou and Bentler 1995).
One of the most widely used tools in estimation theory is the Kalman filter (Kalman 1960), which gives a sequential, unbiased, minimum error variance estimate based upon a linear combination of real time observations and dynamics.
aMarginal means based upon a linear mixed model with time and intervention group membership and their interaction as fixed factors.
Based upon a linear relationship between amplification rate and amplicon quantity, this allows target quantification to be conducted using linear regression analysis.
The protocol is based upon a linear-elastic fracture-mechanics (LEFM) approach and is designed to be used to determine the value of the adhesive fracture energy, of structural adhesives under Mode I loading.
Two common optimality criteria, the A-optimality criterion and the D-optimality criterion, based upon a general linear model are employed to obtain locally optimal designs for a given value of the autocorrelation.
Based upon a piecewise linear displacement field which allows the contact conditions for the displacements and the transverse shearing stresses at the interfaces to be satisfied simultaneously, the non-linear (in the von Kármán sense) equations of motion for thick multilayered orthotropic plates are developed.
The calculations that purported to show that bumblebees cannot fly are based upon a simplified linear treatment of oscillating aerofoils.
Our demonstrations are based upon a class of linear phase diagrams with constant coefficients in the four parabolic Fick equations involved.
