Sentence examples for controllable accuracy from inspiring English sources
A case study of a vibration absorber mechanism shows how the new methodology provides an improved and timely design with controllable accuracy when compared with previous proposals that employed modal frequencies.
Like previous local spectral methods, this new method is of controllable accuracy in both spatial and temporal discretizations, and it can be of spectral accuracy in space and arbitrarily high-order accuracy in time.
The NSDP method could achieve the frequency independent computational workload and error controllable accuracy in all the numerical experiments, especially for the case of the coalescence of the high frequency critical points.
However, theoretical and methodological approaches for providing practical descriptions and tractable calculation schemes of the electron electron correlation energy with continuously controllable accuracy still remain as significant issues [1 15].
The method offers structural simplicity while maintaining performance robustness and controllable speed and accuracy.
Motivated by the excellent performance of three-axis NURBS interpolation, this paper presents a numerically efficient and accuracy controllable five-axis sculptured surface machining method with dual NURBS curve.
Compared with the traditional dimension-by-dimension scanning method, the improved BPSO algorithm greatly reduces the computation time, and its accuracy is controllable.
The main objective is to build fuzzy systems with a user-controllable trade-off between accuracy and interpretability.
(Controlling the controllable, Jop Groeneweg 2002).
Much research has focused on producing an actively controllable tip catheter to improve accuracy and efficiency over traditional passive catheters when navigating inside patients.
The explicit method uses a predictor multicorrector technique with one or two passes in order to reach the fourth order of accuracy and has controllable numerical dissipation for the suppression of spurious high-frequency oscillations.
