Sentence examples for bounds within which from inspiring English sources

The parameter bounds within which the device can coat a uniform liquid layer are predicted quantitatively.

FD gives a range of variation of parameters having the lower and the upper bounds within which the system is stable thus defining the plasticity.

So, the state variable has to be set bounds within which it can grow so that the device always remains in the permissible state and does not go out of bounds.

The recently-released Philanthropy Advocacy Playbook is another great place to start, particularly to understand the legal bounds within which we and our nonprofit partners can operate.

The crude 95% confidence intervals gave the bounds within which the true value of age/sex specific sensitivity of initial contact status was expected to lie without varying the input parameters of the model.

Groothuis-Oudshoorn and Miedema [ 53] indicate that the tolerance interval of the exposure-response curve synthesized from their meta-analysis, rather than its confidence interval, provides bounds within which (say 95% of) any new randomly drawn exposure-annoyance curve should fall.

This finding therefore provides some justification for setting, or accepting, a bound within which to apply a Clauset-type methodology (we note that various reports use different ranges, e.g., 80%% of system size in [17], roughly system size in [51]).

Over twenty years ago, Michael Walzer defended such a view, based on the idea that "distributive justice presupposes a bounded world within which distribution takes place" (Walzer 1983, 31).

One approach to the reproduction of a sound field is to ensure the reproduction of the acoustic pressure on the surface bounding the volume within which reproduction is sought.

We quantify our analysis by determining bounds on these parameters within which learning is successful.

The bounds for these parameters within which the parameters can change but the LA partitioning remains still optimal are presented.