Sentence examples for compared to the fixed from inspiring English sources
It shows the advantages of the gain adaptation compared to the fixed gains.
This increases the width of confidence intervals on the parameter estimates and predictions like the MTTF compared to the fixed temperature case.
The fluidized bed reactor configuration can potentially minimize problems associated with material sintering but the average CO concentration and OSM utilization are significantly lower compared to the fixed bed due to the limited operational freedom.
It is compared to the fixed pivot technique proposed by Kumar and Ramkrishna (1996a. On the solution of population balance equations by discretization I. A fixed pivot technique. Chemical Engineering Science 51, 1311 1332).
It was found that there was an overall increase of about 30 45% in the output power for the North South axes (N S -tracking system compared to the fixed PV system.
The tracking performance of the proposed ILC approach is compared to a benchmark controller that uses additional sensor information, both controllers significantly reduce the residual LVSW compared to the fixed speed case.
The crystallisation temperatures obtained for compositions with fixed phosphate at 55 mol%, showed a reverse pattern, with a decrease in values as compared to the fixed 50 mol% phosphate compositions.
According to this analysis, the main advantage of the plastic tubular digester was its ease of implementation and handling, and lower investment cost compared to the fixed dome digester, which appeared to be more environmentally friendly.
The adaptive approach has a better accuracy compared to the fixed-mode (statically configured) approaches in which only one classifier and one feature extraction method are employed.
However, note that the gain in quality fitting of the random-effects model compared to the fixed-effects is null (DIC: 5396.21 and 5396.22, respectively).
The DES approach uses the next-event time-advance approach, which reduces computational cost significantly as compared to the fixed-increment time-advance approach.
