Sentence examples for curve rules from inspiring English sources

This allows us to adjust the parameters kb and ( k_{text{b}}^{{^{prime } }} ) to the experimental curve (Rules: BAEL91 99).

There are different documents and standards containing fatigue crack propagation limit or design curves and rules for the prediction of crack growth.

In addition, we calculated test characteristics for a cutoff point of IVC collapsibility index of 80% or greater because it was the best cutoff point obtained on the ROC curve to rule out dehydration and, therefore, the most clinically relevant.

To reduce the search space and enhance the optimization efficiency, this paper presents a new constellation optimization strategy based on the ordinal optimization (OO) theory and expands the algorithm realization for constellation optimization including precise and crude models, ordered performance curves, selection rules and selected subsets.

A receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve derived rule-in cut point of 107.7 pg/ml was used to determine the sensitivity and specificity (95% CI).

Taghian et al. (2014) employed a hybrid model to optimize simultaneously both the conventional rule curve and the hedging rule.

We consider the Dirichlet Laplacian in infinite two-dimensional strips defined as uniform tubular neighbourhoods of curves on ruled surfaces.

Figure 12 Convergence behavior of the RNSD-LPIC and the CGLS-LPIC detectors equipped by the L-curve stopping rule.

In this paper, a new mathematical model for doubly curved singly ruled functionally graded material moderately thick and deep cone is presented.

Due to second degree polynomial transverse shear strain deformation along the thickness of doubly curved singly ruled functionally graded material cone, shear correction factor need is eliminated.

Due to this new feature, the present 2D model can solve problems of moderately thick doubly curved singly ruled functionally graded material cone.