Sentence examples for deviation of a system from inspiring English sources

A failure can be defined [2, 3, 10] as a deviation of a system from its intended (normal) behaviour.

This paper presents a new scheme for the visual estimation of deviation of a system with respect to an object for which no feature is known (position, dimensions, …).

The total deviation W of a system is given by summing all possible quartets of o, a, b, and i. W = ∑iWi = ∑i ∑o, a, b Vo, a, b, i.     (3) Our core set approach is achieved by an iteration of the following two procedures (a) and (b): The first procedure identifies the sequence that gives the largest deviation (Wi value in Eq. (3)), and then excludes it.

Environment-induced deviation of a quantum system's evolution from controlled dynamics is quantified by a single numerical measure.

The proposed approach consists in canceling by feedback the deviation of the system from a Hamiltonian system.

The initial hypothesis of Th1/Th2 dichotomy postulated a deviation of the immune system towards a primarily Th1 (autoimmune) or Th2 (allergic) response, as demonstrated by the tendency towards one or the other type of disease in patient groups.

Equilibration of the system over this lengthy trajectory was validated by plotting the root-mean-square deviation of the system and observing a convergence.

where a p is a parent coefficient; a c is a child coefficient; N 0, σ2) is a normal distribution; and σ denotes the standard deviation of the system.

System identification is achieved through inference of the PMSM's dynamical system behavior, and the deviation of the system's output behavior from the nominal expected behavior yields a measure of the estimated fault.

A dynamic frequency control (DFC) strategy which considers the comfort level of EV owners was developed for EVs to regulate their power consumption dynamically according to the deviation of system frequency along a typical day.

The converters involved in DC MG regulate the power flow of local terminal and the voltage deviation of the system.