This paper describes the main principles and steps of algorithm in detail, correctness, accuracy, stability and applicability of the method are verified by simulation experiment and scaling experiment in the end.
Detailed arguments for the correctness of these operations are given in [40], we shall just sketch the intuition behind them here.
By dynamic calculation, the vibration of four running wheels in time and frequency domains is obtained, and the vibration of the front axle of the front bogie is studied in detail; the correctness of the model is confirmed by comparing with the real vehicle test.
Detailed program analysis was conducted on simulated data where alignment correctness could be assessed.
In this paper, simulation results of particle behaviour, mill torque, and power consumption obtained from DEM simulation are compared with experimental results in detail to validate the correctness of the simulation results.
Some warn that the more compelling a reconstruction is, the more the general public may take the correctness of every detail for granted, even if part of the reconstruction is based on not much more than a dedicated guess or one among several hypotheses.
The entries of 97 students working on the first activity are described in detail, and then the impact of correctness on terminating the first activity of a larger population of 142 students is examined.
My principal criticism of the article is that it describes a formal modeling process, that was used to assess and refine the synchronization strategy, in insufficient detail for a reader assess the correctness of or repeat the analysis.
Correctness results, which are proved in detail in the present study, follow easily from results on classical resolution.
Agents are typically difficult to program because the correctness of a program depends on the details of how the agent is situated in its environment.
The physical postures are not taught in a hurry, each posture is described in detail and the instructors are particularly attentive to the correctness of the students' movements.
