Sentence examples for by two key parameters from inspiring English sources
Selected performance indexes are gear shift timing and position tracking error and it results that they are mostly affected by two key parameters: oil pipeline length and controller sampling time.
The theoretical model is compared with data and demonstrates that scheduler performance can be characterized by two key parameters: the marginal latency of the scheduler ts and a nonlinear exponent αs.
The quality of clone detection by any tool is assessed by two key parameters precision and recall as defined in Figure 1. Figure 1 Illustration of precision and recall.
For all the methods investigated, the classification performance is affected by two key parameters: the patch size and the difference in quality factor between the first and second JPEG compressions, i.e., QF2 - QF1.
If we normalise the payoffs for mutual cooperation R and mutual defection P to 1 and 0 respectively, social dilemmas can be described in game theoretic terms by two key parameters, the 'temptation' to cheat, T, and the 'sucker' reward for unilateral cooperation, S [10], [29] (Fig. 1a, methods).
The kinetics of the process is controlled by two key parameters, namely the nucleation rate k1 [Eq. (3)]: (3) and the growth described by the rate constant k2 [Eq. (4 ]: (4) with M representing monomeric HbS, n the number of HbS molecules and P n the fibre nucleus.
When compared to other common buffer exchange methodologies, centrifugal diafiltration offered superior performance as measured by four key parameters (process time, desalting capacity, protein recovery, retain functional integrity).
The evolution of transmitted resistance is driven by three key parameters: the treatment rate, the rate of development of acquired resistance and the fitness of the drug-resistant strains that evolve [1], [10].
The migratory behaviors of the simulated cells in the ABM were dominated by three key parameters: the relative concentrations of Fn, integrin, and cadherin proteins.
The push-in and pull-out performance of auxetic and non-auxetic nails is compared by using two key parameters of the maximum compressive force and the maximum tensile force.
The second feature among biology-inspired algorithms is a well-characterized choice of selectivity and reproducibility by the two key parameters: pheromone preference factor, ε, and pheromone evaporation factor, δ.
