Sentence examples for boundary placed from inspiring English sources

In the observer-based output feedback regulator design, it is not necessary that the outputs to be controlled belong to the available output measurements and these outputs can be distributed, point-wise and/or boundary in nature, while the boundary placed measurements are used for regulator design.

The relationship between the original plate boundary and the shifted one is exhibited on the vertical cross-section in Fig. 4. In the previous section, the displacements due to the mainshock slip are calculated for the fault model with the upper end of the plate boundary placed at a depth of 6.5 km.

The aligned regions were 450 bp long, with the gene boundary placed so it contains 150 bp of intergenic region and 300 bp of coding region.

For the purpose of simplicity, we have defined a definitive boundary placing all concepts that relate to test utility in development (ie, out of scope) and parameters relating to test accuracy in validation (ie, within scope).

There is a narrative framework of streetfights and poverty that operates as more of a cheesy echo to Urban's real story; that young people at the height of their physical strength and youthful bravado are capable of transcending all social or geographical boundaries placed upon them.

We perform the test on a single refinement level with outer boundaries placed at (16~M_{odot}) and a resolution of (Delta^{i}=0.2~M_{odot}simeq0.3~mbox{km}).

The artist was having a go at media representations of women as well as the boundaries placed on women throughout history.

The linearity of the associations was evaluated graphically by linear splines with three boundaries placed at the quartiles among cases.

We evaluated the associations between each organochlorine and NHL risk using linear splines: first with three boundaries (25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles) and then with nine boundaries placed at the 10th, 20th, 30th... 90th percentiles among all participants.

The assumption of linearity of Lden in relation to risk of diabetes was evaluated both visually and by formal testing with linear spline models with boundaries placed at the nine deciles for cases.

The linear assumption was evaluated with a linear spline (Greenland 1995), with three boundaries placed at the quartiles of the time-weighted average exposure at the time of enrollment into the cohort.