The phrase "extensive parameters" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a set of criteria or conditions that must be met or adhered to. For example, "The teacher outlined the extensive parameters for the assignment to ensure that everyone was on the same page."
Then, the influence of extensive parameters on the eccentric compressive behavior of CFRP strengthened circular CFST columns was also evaluated.
The combined effects of four parameters (displacer and retainer concentrations for intensive parameters, flow rate and rotational speed for extensive parameters) were studied by design of experiment in order to maximize both recoveries and productivities.
Last week a 71-page Request for Proposals (RFP) was posted on the DOE website, laying out extensive parameters for potential test makers to submit fleshed-out proposals in October.
Many of the tools have extensive parameters that allow user-defined overlap criteria and fine control over how results are reported.
The only way out is to use 2 pairs of numerosities, one controlling for the intensive parameters and the other for the extensive parameters.
Thus, whereas both extensive parameters increase from ns to nm (and intensive parameters are constant), the intensive parameters decrease from nm to nl (and extensive parameters are constant), and numerosity is the sole parameter that monotonically increases from ns to nl.
Based on extensive parameter studies, faultless joints were produced.
An extensive parameter survey was then conducted to choose the most suitable parameter set.
The most suitable set of parameters is chosen retrospectively through an extensive parameter survey.
Then, through an extensive parameter survey, we found anomalous seismic quiescence patterns as explained next.
Another advantage of RBF is that extensive parameter specification is un-obligatory for this function.
