Sentence examples for clear derivation from inspiring English sources

The objective of this paper is to provide a clear derivation of the Multi-Area Thévenin Equivalent Concept (MATE) including current- and voltage-dependent sources.

In "Rigoletto," for example, Mr. Crutchfield sees the Act II cabaletta "Si, vendetta" as a clear derivation from the duet between Rossini's Otello and Iago (although another Verdi scholar, Julian Budden, points to other bel canto examples of the same rhythmic pattern).

It will undoubtedly become a standard research reference in elasticity but will be appreciated also by teachers of both solid mechanics and applied analysis for its clear derivation of equations and wealth of examples". --- J. M. Ball, (Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society), 1996.

Reviewer #3: This is an interesting paper that provides a significant contribution through the clear derivation of a normative approach for accumulation of evidence under conditions where the evidence is not stationary.

A clearer derivation follows.

Ewerhart (2003) and Kennan (1998) provide much simpler (and clearer) derivations.

And it is clear from this derivation, no EOS other than pe = −ρe would have yielded such a static view of the metric.

The paper presents a conceptually clear and comprehensive derivation of formulas for computing the expected cost rate associated with a periodic inspection and preventive maintenance policy.

The paper presents a conceptually clear and comprehensive derivation of formulas for computing the discounted cost associated with a maintenance policy combining both condition-based and age-based criteria for preventive maintenance.

A numerical solution is obtained using the space time finite element method, since it allows a clear and simple derivation of the characteristic matrices of the time-stepping procedure.

In spite of these control procedures, it is clear that the derivation of a causal factor from a Millean difference test presupposes strong assumptions.