Sentence examples for behaviour of the data from inspiring English sources

Numerical analysis of flow and temperature fields is conducted in order to evaluate the thermal behaviour of the data centre.

This raises the important issue of the selection of thresholds above which "tail behaviour" of the data can be justified.

In order to tackle the aforesaid problems, a novel arbitration technique, known as Parallel Adaptive Arbitration (PAA) has been proposed for the masters designed according to the traffic behaviour of the data flow.

This is found to produce results similar to those of previous studies, but enables the development of a spatial analysis which exploits similarities in the behaviour of the data from one site to another in order to improve the precision of estimation, and facilitates prediction at coastline locations other than those with simulated data.

Since a one-regime model is chosen to begin with, it takes some some time for the algorithm to show relative stability in the spread process signifying further support for the two-regime behaviour of the data.

The result is that observations and correlations can be gleaned regarding the behaviour of the data in concatenation, but the responsible causalities remain obscure.

Another limitation was the use of past data to simulate behaviour: some of the data from the FHUs used the first operational FHUs as a reference.

Having got a rough idea of the topics writing the tests to illustrate the behaviour of the various data types and syntax turned out to be really hard.

As for the achieved results, the developed models are able to catch the behaviour of the experimental data.

The model output is compared with that of an existing two-dimensional model and experimental data, and is found to be superior in predicting the Poisson's function and marginally better at predicting the stress strain behaviour of the experimental data than the existing model, using realistic values for geometric parameters.

In Figure 4(a) we illustrate the behaviour of the artificial data (black circles) for a particular case.