"constant margin" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a fixed or unchanging amount of space or distance between two elements, such as the margin of a page. For example, "This document is designed with a constant margin of 1 inch on all sides."
For this, a constant margin around each harmonic frequency f h ± f r is set.
Besides considering a constant margin, frequency dependent margins were also tested assuming that partial deviations in high frequencies are larger than those in low frequencies.
First, the volumes of the ellipsoid and the hypercube increase with number of dimensions for constant margin; therefore an overall normalization is achieved with the powers and of and products.
The implication of using a 10% constant margin in vaccines and anti-infective drugs should be further explored and any improvement on the guidelines to determine NI margin should cover this issue.
However, if we relax the assumptions of constant margins and costs, this conclusion may no longer be valid (see section "Impact of key assumptions").
The stability equation method and the parameter plane method are exploited to portray constant gain margin and phase margin boundaries.
That estimation plus a constant safety margin are the basis for calculating the next timeout.
Thus, the LRFD can ensure a constant safety margin for bending, regardless of the behavior of composite beams.
This suggests to dynamically increase the transmit power during daytime by adding a 4-dB constant fade margin to compensate for the random signal strength fluctuations.
Hence, resources are optimally exploited, since operation under a constant fading margin according to a worst case scenario design, is no longer necessary.
In addition, the stability equation method and the parameter plane method are exploited to portray the stability boundary and the constant gain margin (GM) boundary as well as the constant PM boundary.
