Sentence examples for changing systematically from inspiring English sources
An objective function based on relative production rate is optimized by changing systematically the process parameters such as temperature, space time and catalyst activity.
Here, in the context of foresight we adopted a structured approach: we projected all dimensions of functions in the future, by changing systematically the objects or the modalities involved in the functional description.
As shown by autocorrelation analysis, increasing in a few steps the luminance of component 2 led to a complete disruption of the ongoing gamma activity in the MUA (relative luminance from 0.15 to 0.20, Fig. 4 A ). Changing systematically the relative direction of component 2 led to similar results.
An efficient frontier can be generated simply by parameterizing the tradeoff between risk and expected outcome (i.e., by changing ( lambda ), systematically).This formulation needs that the distribution of the random variable ( xi_{s} ) be symmetric around its means as well as the third and higher moments of ( xi_{s} ) are not considered (Mulvey et al. 1995).
But while a growing number of studies report detailed and time-resolved analyses of regulatory and signalling processes [ 4, 5], mapping these temporally changing networks systematically remains a major and increasingly pressing challenge.
The ROC curve is calculated by systematically changing the threshold, which changes the false-positive and true-positive rates.
VNS searches the solution space by systematically changing the neighborhoods.
By systematically changing sound frequency and intensity, we determined the frequency tuning of the recording site.
The convergence rate is illustrated by systematically changing the order of the co-ordinate functions.
As B.O.J.-watchers have pointed out, over the past few months the bank has been systematically "changing the goal posts," finding new reasons to tighten.
The Internet and the devices it's spawned are systematically changing our intellectual activities with breathtaking speed, and more profoundly than over the past seven centuries combined.
