Sentence examples for by a simple function from inspiring English sources

In the Australian context, vulnerability and exposure to bushfire can be jointly parameterized by a simple function of distance from the nearest bushland.

It had turned out that boiling was described by a simple function that raises this temperature difference to a power called the critical exponent, which is the same for a wide variety of physical processes.

The minimal material volume (normalized) is also given in closed form by a simple function of ρ and q, namely, V= q ρ-1/q-ρ1/q).

A relation between an internal length scale parameter, used in the nonlocal continuum model, and the structural properties of the network is approximated by a simple function.

For instance, a kernel can be given by a simple function, such as Gaussian, or by so-called PSF, a function that describes the impulse response of an imaging system to a point source [[3], pp. 205-207].

The sliding surface guarantees finite time convergence of the line-of-sight (LOS) rate and (if specified) the LOS angle error, characterized by a simple function of time-to-go.

The fact that performance could not be described by means of a simple function of amplitude suggests that participants used specific "strategies" (or synergies) adapted to target amplitude and to the anticipated final state (maintain the contraction or relax immediately).

We found a simple function, shared by the three classes of pesticides, parameterized particularly, for six, easy to compute, independent and interpretable, molecular properties: molecular weight, logP, number of hydrogen bond acceptors, number of hydrogen bond donors, number of rotatable bounds and number of aromatic rings.

For example, by replacing the sum-product check node computation by a simpler function [10], to simplify the computations, or using various scheduling techniques to increase the convergence rate by altering the order of updating messages during the iteration [11], or using the forced convergence method [12].

A frequently used metaphor is the one of Lego blocks: complex proteins can be created by combining existing blocks of a simpler function.

The main problem of approximation theory consists in finding for a complicated function a close-by simple function.