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CFO estimation in PATS is performed by applying a nonlinear least squares algorithm where an exhaustive search needs to be performed.
At present, the most well-regarded approach for simulating the complex trench development process is by applying a nonlinear hysteresis seabed contact model, which is time consuming.
The proposed technique is to actively change the stability of a fixed point (equilibrium state) of a system (structure) and create a new stable fixed point or limit cycle by applying a nonlinear feedback excitation.
The ground shaking for other site conditions is obtained by applying a nonlinear soil-amplification factor defined in terms of the average shear-wave velocity in the top 30 m of the soil profile, consistent with the methodology used in the current US and proposed Taiwan building codes.
For each independent channel of the RTC, a signal representing an 'adaptation state' is formed by applying a nonlinear low-pass filter to the input signal with a fast onset, slow decay characteristic (Equation 3).
The mapping process is achieved by applying a nonlinear kernel function over each pair of vectors.
This research demonstrates how exponentially-smoothed, one-step forecasts of Australian Football League (AFL) player performance data are improved by first applying a nonlinear (Tukey) smoother to the raw data.
The non-stationary statistics of the color image is overcome by partitioning the image into a finite set of underlying local image structures and by applying an optimized nonlinear filter to restore each of the partitions accordingly.
A detailed synthesis of a modified HEN system is performed in the rigorous step by applying a mixed integer nonlinear programming (MINLP) optimization technique.
The performance of the proposed A-FWNC is illustrated by applying a second-order nonlinear inverted pendulum system and compared with previously published methods.
Distortions caused by gradient nonlinearities were corrected by applying a predefined, scanner-specific, nonlinear transformation (Jovicich et al. 2006).
