Sentence examples for components of the unknown from inspiring English sources

In the high-frequency bands, the high-frequency components of the unknown values are projected onto the high-frequency components of the known values.

On the left-hand side, u 01 to u 0N are the components of the unknown d 0, while the "coefficients" of them can be calculated by d 1 and d j.

After an appropriate change of state coordinates, a set of cascade high gain observers are designed in such a way that each of them provides an estimation of only one component of the unknown input vector, except the last one which gives a final adjustment of the whole state variables.

However, it is hard to dissect the key perceptual components because of the unknown and multiple object velocities in the video.

At its best, chromatography will separate several hundreds of components of unknown identity and unknown concentrations, leaving the components unchanged.

As also noted by others [11, 12] this approach is necessarily complicated by potential diagenetic alteration of resin components, by the unknown degree of evolutionary change in resin composition since biosynthesis of the original resin from which the amber was formed, and by the limits of analogy between the composition of modern resins and their fossiliferous analogues.

However, the molecular identity of the components of the MPTP remains unknown.

Whether the SOD1 reactivity present in these structures is indicative of a biologically relevant concentration of the protein or is some non-specific interaction with other components of the structure is unknown.

Difficulties in designing an ABS controller are due to the nonlinear characteristics of braking system dynamics, the time-varying nature of the system components, and the unknown environmental parameters.

As expected, with the rapid development of PC hardware, the use of GPU acceleration or even the application of distributed systems will be a practical way to directly and efficiently identify the components of an unknown mixture.

This derivation involves an invertible linear transformation of the received samples, yielding an observation vector of which a number of components are (nearly) independent of the unknown information-bearing data symbols.