Sentence examples for extensive variables from inspiring English sources
The analysis of the results points out the improved performance by using extensive variables.
The behavior of many processes can be represented by a set of intensive and extensive variables.
The strict convexity of the availability function is guaranteed as long as one of the extensive variables is fixed.
Inventory control is based on the idea of manipulating process flows so that certain extensive variables defining the system, called inventories, follow their setpoints.
These pitfalls of ANNs models could prevail for multi-component systems with an antagonistic adsorption if extensive variables, such as equilibrium concentrations or removal percentages, were used in the training stage.
Georgakis, On the use of extensive variables in process dynamics and control, Chemical Engineering Science 41 6) (1986) 1471 1484] for less restrictive conditions on the system dynamics and thermodynamics, and invariants sets for the stable equilibrium points of the CSTR by considering an internal energy based Lyapunov function.
Extensive, variable, and generally thick regolith is a major challenge to mineral exploration in regolith-dominated terranes.
Values for mid-gap D it as low as 2 4 × 1011 cm−2 eV−1 were extracted from the extensive, variable temperature high-/low-frequency C-V characteristics of more than 20 MOS diodes (Fig. 2c).
On the other hand, administration of aflatoxins caused cloudy swelling in hepatocytes, extensive variable side necrotic areas affecting the hepatic parenchyma and infiltrated by neutrophils and macrophages.
This extensive variable selection strategy resulted in the selection of three to five variables per dichotomous problem, summing up to 11 variables in total for LSSVM-PC, KLR-PC, and LR-PC2 (Table 1).
Critically, as overall bootstrap support values did not change even with extensive variable site removal, it was not possible to identify a finite window of putative high signal to noise ratio as with the tree-independent strategy.
