Sentence examples for decomposition term from inspiring English sources

The advantages of the method include that the decomposition is well defined without assumptions and that each decomposition term has its own economical and/or engineering meaning.

The decomposition term refers to the period of time during which a decentralized, market-friendly Bolivia began to give way to more government intervention in all areas of economic life, and the populist term refers to the period of time during which the country explicitly moved away from a market-led economy towards a government-led type of economic system.

Moreover, two natural orderings are defined to classify the decomposition terms which permit to interpret the SD in terms of modal analysis or in terms of Karhunen Loève analysis.

And in the continuous-time case, a similar kind of decomposition, in terms of impulses, and associated representation of the output, in terms of the impulse response, led to the convolution integral.

We analyze different neuronal groups, defined in terms of functions, anatomy (e.g., ganglia), etc., by proposing a decomposition in terms of the overlap of their constituent neurons with the different modules.

In this article a new functional decomposition technique, termed Functional Hierarchy Modeling (FHM), is proposed.

Generally stated, such a filter is a passive, stateless operator that acts upon a decomposition of terms in the rendering equation.

The spectral decomposition in terms of cnoidal waves can of course be used for trains of solitons.

In this paper we present the use of a nonlinear image decomposition algorithm termed K-factor, which reduces an image into a nonlinear set of contrast-ordered decompositions whose joint product reassembles the original image.

A harmonic decomposition in terms of polar angle allows the multipole content of the signal to be quantified.

In order to use a reduced basis method, we consider an affine decomposition in terms of the parameter related to the friction coefficient and the wind measures at some given observation points.