Sentence examples for defining bounds from inspiring English sources

Photodetectors contribute to defining bounds for both optical power limits and bit-error-rates (BER 47.

The hierarchical light field framework extends the basic light field structure by defining bounds on the region of freespace over which a light field is valid.

Optimal values of operating parameters were determined by EES optimization using the "variable metric" searching method and defining bounds for each variable as constraints.

Development as a subdomain is marked by keen interest in defining bounds of architectural practice and creation.

Intervals I 1–I 4 define bounds in each of the four dimensions of a x for a subspace H succeeding the queried center peak.

( {overline{r}}_e ) can also be estimated by placing the same number of points within the defined bounds via a Monte Carlo (MC) approach.

In short, the distribution of geostationary satellites around our planet is pretty regular and within well defined bounds.

This allows us to normalise them and integrate, leaving the defined bounds as parameters in the final equation.

Colony Imager approximates the edges of each spot; however, we have found the defined bounds to be eroded, resulting in the underestimation of colony sizes.

In such systems descent defines bounded groups.

The supervisory controller is designed to stabilize the system states around a defined bound region.