Sentence examples for continuous fractions from inspiring English sources

The need for parameterizing the chain of models motivates the use of methods for approximation based on Continuous Fractions.

Different forms of Continuous Fractions are considered and their role in parameterizing Chains of Models are considered, as well as their link to control related representations and Control problems.

In order to digitally realize the fractional-order closed-loop transfer function of the designed plant, Tustin operator-based continuous fraction expansion (CFE) scheme was used in this work.

(iii) Weighted versus Unweighted specifies if connectivity is treated in a binary (connected or disconnected) or continuous (fraction of connectivity remaining) fashion.

To capture these effects, we introduce an additional layer of variables, one per probe, which represent the size of the largest continuous fraction of the probe that is protected by a nucleosome.

Image 3 depicts a simple continuous fractional distillation tower for separating a feed stream into two fractions, an overhead distillate product and a bottoms product.

The E3 extract was fractioned by continuous liquid/liquid fractionation with hexane, dichloromethane and ethyl acetate for obtaining the F1, F2 and F3 fractions, respectively.

The combination of milling and ES of WS as a continuous dry fractionation process produced interesting fractions which exhibit a very different structure and composition.

However, it can be assumed that at these high filler fractions, continuous relatively long-range thermally conductive paths are formed and reach the percolation threshold so that a relatively rapid thermal conductivity increase is witnessed.The function of silane treatment is also reflected on the differences in the thermal conductivity between non-silane-treated and silane-treated BNNPs.

We used the results for reading and for mathematics and these were each recalibrated to form a continuous score (representing fractions of a standard level or unit) according to the method of Levacic et al [40].

We calculated the GC-content and amino acid usage for each unit and classified the results from CDS and 50 consecutive codon analysis units with an interval of 0.01 GC-content from "0.30−0.31" to "0.79−0.80" (see Materials and Methods for details; whole-genome comparisons do not result in continuous GC range fractions from one another).