In HPVM, a monotonicity analysis is conducted for the frequency response vector based on the random interval matrix perturbation method; and then the intervals of expectation and variance of the frequency response vector are calculated by employing the random interval moment method and the vertex method.
It is coupled with the random-interval moment method, wherein the reliability is predicted by regarding uncertainties in material properties, loads and fracture toughness as random variables, and uncertainties in the crack geometry as interval variables.
For each of the 400 permutations of the shuffling procedure, the entire sequence of spikes fired by the cell was time-shifted along the animal's path by a random interval between 20 s and the total trial length minus 20 s, with the end of the trial wrapped onto the beginning.
The name presentation was followed by a random interval between 750 and 850 ms, with the white cross still on the screen.
The trials were separated by a random interval of 20 30 seconds, and blocks were separated by 1 min. The savings experiment was performed at least 6 months after the acquisition experiment (average 9.2 ± 3.4 months) using the same protocol.
A few de-identification systems attempt to retain some temporal data by using 'date altering'-where the same random interval is applied to every occurrence of a date in an entire patient record, thereby preserving the intervals between dates [ 15, 8].
In order to prevent anticipation, two successive stimuli were separated by a random interval of 0.8 to 2 sec by steps of 0.2 sec.
On the ground, households were targeted by "random route, random interval procedures".
Moreover, the mathematical characteristics of extrema of bounds of dynamic response are determined by random interval moment method and monotonic analysis technique.
The title comes from the apparently random intervals of the fugue subject, as if a cat were passing over the keys: it first appears at the end of the 18th century, perhaps dreamt up by Clementi.
