Sentence examples for deterministic property from inspiring English sources

Fracture toughness of a composite material is not a deterministic property.

Consequently, to cope with the uncertain clutter spread only with the CUT data, we propose a novel DA-GIP algorithm, based on the deterministic property that the clutter components are mainly distributed around the clutter ridge, to recognize and select the whole clutter components in the SR angle-Doppler power spectrum for effective CCM estimation.

All the algorithms introduced in this paper are compared based on type, time before enumeration, parameter, and whether its deterministic property.

The method was also used to define a generalized EEG arousal index that quantified previously unrecognized sleep-stage-dependent deterministic properties of brain electrical activity.

For the composite with deterministic properties of the structural elements all one-point structural statistical characteristics are determined by relative volume concentration of elements in the assumption of homogeneity and ergodicity of the random fields.

This approach models the system as a combination of SEA subsystems and FE components; it is assumed that the FE components have fully deterministic properties, while the SEA subsystems have a high degree of randomness.

The hybrid Finite Element/Statistical energy analysis approach is established on the assumption that the FE components have fully deterministic properties, while the SEA subsystems have a high degree of randomness.

These results demonstrate that the EEG responses to TMS essentially reflect deterministic properties of the stimulated neuronal circuits as opposed to stereotypical responses or uncontrolled variability.

This attractor-like (and very deterministic) properties of gene expression hold at the cell population level, while, at the single cell level, stochasticity seems to prevail [21].

The finding that TMS-evoked potentials, rather than being stereotypical or noisy responses, reflect to a large extent deterministic properties of the stimulated cortical circuits has different implications, as discussed below.

Machines are generally viewed as human made artifacts with completely known deterministic properties which make them, at least conceptually, perfectly predictable.