Sentence examples for bounds on the average from inspiring English sources

This, and other astrophysical bounds, are bounds on the average flux of monopoles in the Galaxy, not on the local flux of monopoles.

Using a novel model for the dynamics of maximal matching algorithms, we show that modified maximal matching algorithms guarantee stability of the switch and establish bounds on the average delay experienced by a packet.

Bounds on the average localization accuracy in a packet-based sensor network with time-of-arrival (TOA) based distance estimation are used to investigate the connection between the average effective throughput of packets and the average localization accuracy.

Bounds on the average system distortion of this class of quantizers are provided.

In addition, we derive expressions for upper and lower bounds on the average sum-rate of the considered system.

This is why the upper bounds on the average headache pain rating confidence interval in Models 2 4 were so extreme.

The analytical result on the lower-bound of the average number of acquaintances for consultation is essential for the design and configuration of IDSs in a collaborative environment.

The main purpose of Step1 is to compute an upper bound for the heartbeat interval η max, given the input values provided by the application: the upper bound on the detection time (({T_{D}^{U}})), upper bound on the average mistake duration (({T_{M}^{U}})), and lower bound on the average mistake recurrence time ((T_{MR}^{L})).

Filtering methods are derived for designing linear periodic asymptotically stable filters with either a prescribed upper-bound on the l2-gain from the noise signals to the estimation error, in the H∞ case, or a guaranteed upper-bound on the average steady-state variance of the estimation error variance, for the guaranteed variance filtering, in spite of the parameter uncertainty.

Mei and Moses caution that because of sampling biases, their index should be regarded as "an upper bound" on the average return collectors have received.

Mei and Moses caution that their study, because of sampling biases, should be regarded as "an upper bound" on the average return collectors have received.