Sentence examples for convenient criteria from inspiring English sources

Their answer was trans fatty acids, or trans fats: unsaturated fats transformed by hydrogenation to fit convenient criteria.

Instead, we used the cutoff of convenient criteria from the Taiwanese community survey [ 12].

It is designed for an incorporation of alternative crack driving forces, such as a convenient criterion in terms of the effective stress.

It is interesting to find an optimal decomposition with respect to a convenient criterion, computable by an efficient algorithm.

The following convenient criterion which extends the convergence in law to almost surely convergence (in particular for ASCLT) is due to Ibragimov and Lifshits [21].

Diagnosis is a convenient criterion in relation to benefits entitlement, but is contested.

A convenient stability criterion based on l∞ Lyapunov function is also given in this paper.

A convenient diagnostic criterion for thiourea concentrations too high to produce a smooth and homogeneous surface was found in the cyclic voltammograms.

Furthermore, the overshoot amplitude (as a quality indicator) seems to depend linearly on the delay distribution of the network, which offers a convenient design criterion for the controller.

This property allows to apply a convenient hyperbolicity criterion that has become known as the "secular equation" [J. Anderson, A secular equation for the eigenvalues of a diagonal matrix perturbation, Lin. Alg. Appl. 246 (1996 49 70]].

Additionally, Fourier transform was used to convert the transient problem from the time domain into the frequency domain, and the total entransy dissipation rate in the frequency domain will give a convenient optimization criterion that the temperature gradient field should be spatially uniform to reach the shortest characteristic time.