Sentence examples for described by a general from inspiring English sources

The dynamics at each node of the coupled map lattices is described by a general difference equation, which can be of chaotic or others.

The bond between any two adjacent layers is assumed either perfect or imperfect, which is uniformly described by a general spring-layer model.

The rod, which is assumed to undergo flexure about two principal axes, extension, shear and torsion, are described by a general geometrically exact theory.

It is shown that the two devices, albeit based on very different physical principles, can be described by a general common mathematical model, with the FD model being regarded as a particular case of the model for a MRD.

The responses of Pnm, Pna and gs to salinity could be further described by a general model of log y) = a1 + a2x + a3x2, where y represents either Pnm, Pna, or gs; a1, a2 and a3, empirical constants; x, salinity.

We propose a stochastic model to obtain an optimal sleep timing strategy which minimizes the expected power consumed per unit time in the steady state, where access requirements of the system occur in a renewal process and processing is described by a general service time.

Nonlinear relations in the state evolution and measurement equations can be described by a more general model begin{array}{*{20}l} x_{k+1} &= f(x_{k},v_{k}), end{array} (2a).

On the other hand, for the radial potentials V ( | x | ) and K ( | x | ), in [13] various conditions have been considered for V ( | x | ), K ( | x | ) ∼ | x | α with α ∈ R. Our first purpose is to consider V ( | x | ) and K ( | x | ) whose behavior can be described by a more general class of functions.

Owing to the bewildering variety of currencies and units of weight and measurement then in use, the accounts attained a complexity described by a contemporary postmaster general of the United States as "almost beyond belief".

Stemming from the logical empiricism tradition, Hempel viewed science as a discipline illuminating the law of nature and believed that the pattern of world can be described by a set of "general laws".

Results suggested that, although still weakly encompassing three specific factors, the EPDS might be better described by a model encompassing a general factor (loadings ranging from 0.51 to 0.81).