Sentence examples for defining uncertainties from inspiring English sources

The sport's defining uncertainties themselves offer this compulsive winner a kind of relief.

The developed PN model provides an efficient environment for defining uncertainties in the system and evaluating the added value of the risk mitigation actions.

In this study, a case study from northern Australia is used to demonstrate a methodology for defining uncertainties which result from the extrapolation of bio-physical associations across areas where detailed biological data is absent.

In (Rademaker and Koeners 2011), taxi time is claimed to be reduced by defining uncertainties in taxi process and aircrafts queue at the runways.

We reduced the number of ψ n parameters, by defining uncertainties ψ H (358 crosslinks), ψ M (263 crosslinks) and ψ L (344 crosslinks) for the three classes.

The literature in economics, finance, operations research, engineering and in general mathematics is first reviewed on the subject of defining uncertainty and risk.

Defining uncertainty is vital in verifying the reliability of experiments.

At the crux of the dilemma of defining uncertainty is the evidence on the efficacy, effectiveness and safety of new technologies.

The key design features are: the separation of experimental results from author interpretations, a data-capture structure that mimics that of typical published experimental data, extensive and flexible capabilities for phase identification, well-structured capture of metadata related to sample characterization, and quantitatively defined uncertainties.

We have also produced some models so that users can transform USV measurements into MFA and MOE estimates with defined uncertainties.

In Fig. 3, the block diagram of the closed-loop system that is used with the defined uncertainties is demonstrated for μ controller system design.