Sentence examples for called propagation from inspiring English sources
This new characteristic stress of such materials has been called propagation stress.
A CNF is called propagation complete if after any partial substitution of truth values all logically entailed literals can be inferred from the resulting CNF formula by unit propagation.
The frequency equation for the whole system is shown to be obtained in terms of the eigenvalues, or their natural logarithms, which are often called "propagation constants", of the transfer matrix for a single periodic subsystem.
M3000F2 is also called propagation factor.
The second stage, called propagation stage, is characterized by the reduction of the reinforcement's cross-sections, which generates the loss of structural strength along the time.
When the electrical signal transmitted in a unit length of the conductors or printed circuit traces, it is proved that there will be a certain time delay between terminal and signal source (called propagation delay unit, tp), which is proportional to the square root of the dielectric permittivity of the signal channel insulate material.
Back propagation (This technique is also sometimes called backward propagation of errors) ANN, runoff models applied by Sarkar et al. (2006) to estimate and prediction daily runoff for a part of the Satluj river basin of India.
Next, an even better implementation is obtained using certain trees, here introduced and called fast propagation trees, which are obtained by "simplifying" optimal Markovian propagation trees.
This phenomenon is called fault propagation and can produce excessive false alarms in signal validation.
In this paper, we propose a novel file consistency maintenance algorithm, called Update Propagation Through Replica Chain (UPTReC), for decentralized and unstructured peer-to-peer (P2P) systems.
This paper describes a modular representation and compositional analysis of a system's hardware and software components, called Fault Propagation and Transformation Calculus (FPTC).
