Sentence examples for equivalence approach from inspiring English sources

This work is the first asymptotic exact zero tracking results for this class of systems in the framework of the certainty equivalence approach.

The certainty equivalence approach to adaptive control is commonly used with two types of identifiers: passivity-based identifiers and swapping identifiers.

A continuum-microstructure work rate equivalence approach is used to develop a set of continuum partial differential governing equations, in terms of multiresolution microstresses (and couple microstresses).

The certainty equivalence approach helped to identify the optimal dairy-forestry portfolio arrangements for landowners of different levels of risk aversion, intensities of dairy farming (status quo and intensified) and nitrogen prices.

If we apply Aereo's functional equivalence approach, that could create problems for in-line streaming.

An equivalence approach with no-effect boundaries of 80 to 125% was used to assess bioequivalence.

The strain energy equivalence method is found to give conservative results when compared to other equivalence approaches.

Both empirical (e.g., confirmatory factor analysis, item response theory, and regression) and nonempirical (e.g., focus groups, expert panels, pilot studies, and translation equivalence) approaches to improve measures are described.

The empirical literature had previously not explored qualitatively and in-depth the views that exist, instead studies have been quantitative, choice based or equivalence approaches to preference elicitation.

The effect of the functional-equivalence approach on the message of the Scriptures is most striking when it comes to rendering metaphors.

The controller uses only measurements of the rotational position and is obtained through a certainty-equivalence approach.