Sentence examples for defining the bounds from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it presents several alternatives for defining the bounds of the ALARP region to define target reliability values.
Since nonlinearity exists in the objective function, it is difficult in defining the bounds for cost coefficients and decision variables corresponding to f – and f +.
But one thing is clear: If we do nothing and allow a politics of passion to define the bounds of the electorate, as it has for much of the last four decades, the prospect for a less polarized, more effective political system that enjoys the trust and confidence of the people is not bright.
Frameworks are useful tools for achieving this because they help define the bounds for the selection and solution of problems.
Equation (1) defines the bounds of consumed power of each stage compressor.
Therefore, to properly account for these effects, the variations of certain window functions are used to define the bounds for the devices.
We define the bounded linear operator by (2.4).
The subsequent six float values define the bounding box of the IFC entity's geometry.
Define the bounded subsets (B_{s}={e_{k}:kge s}), where the ({e_{n}}) are the unit basic vectors.
Define the bounded linear operator ζ : H → H as follows: for any u ∈ H, ζ u = u ( ⋅ + π 2 ).
