Sentence examples for fit in the framework from inspiring English sources
We show that several relevant systems fit in the framework developed, such as networks of retrial queues, networks in which jobs can be rerouted when links fail, and storage systems.
In this article we show how this BMI problem can be efficiently rewritten to fit in the framework of sequential convex relaxation, a method that searches simultaneously for a feasible controller and one with good performance.
They do not seem to fit in the framework of hypothetical quantum loops that we discuss here.
The following proposition shows that inhomogeneous (and mixed) boundary data fit in the framework of our abstract analysis.
With regard to the monitoring and evaluation of the priority setting process the guiding principle should fit in with the framework of legitimacy and fairness.
In order to fit into the framework of Aubry-Mather theory for reversible systems, we only need to show that the Poincaré map P has the monotone twist property around infinity, i.e. (frac{partial theta(2pi theta_{0},I_{0}) }{partial I_{0}}<0) if (I_{0}gg1).
The point of this study is thus to test a few constraint handling techniques on a mid-size example in order to determine which one is the best fitted, in the framework of one particular problem formulation.
□ The subsequent proposition states the quasi-optimality for a general adaptive algorithm which fits in the framework of this section under the axioms stability (A1), reduction (A2), and discrete reliability (A4).
The discrete formulation also fits in the framework of strongly monotone operators and (10.4) 〈 L U (T ), V 〉 = ∫ Ω f V d x for all V ∈ S 0 1 (T ) admits a unique solution U (T ) ∈ S 0 1 (T ).
Even if a lot of that does not appear in your story, it will inform your characters and help their actions make sense overall (even if it's nonsense as long as it fits in the framework of the world you've created).
As all results are obtained for the VBS framework, they hold in all calculi that fit in the VBS framework.
