Sentence examples for forms of systems from inspiring English sources

Fractional-order forms of systems without equilibrium were reported in [39 41, 43, 44], while fractional-order forms of systems with an infinite number of equilibrium points were presented in [42, 45, 46].

Parasequences may stack into landward-stepping retrogradational sets, aggradational sets, and basinward-stepping progradational parasequence sets which belong to various forms of systems tracts (Fig. 2).

When considering the effects of fractional derivatives on systems with hidden attractors, a few fractional-order forms of systems with hidden attractors have been introduced [39].

There exist not only the mathematical model of a general system, but also a framework of general theories for the abstract structures, properties, behaviors, and operations across all forms of systems.

Symmetric forms of systems of equations describing physical phenomena present exceptional desirable properties such as symmetric coefficient matrices, well posedness of the Cauchy initial value problem, finite wave propagation speeds and a link to nonlinear stability principles.

This new collection documents some of the complexity, in different forms, of systems of property rights in livestock, examines the responses of these systems in recent times to state and other external pressures and makes some attempt to correlate property regimes with these pressures and other internal factors.

The exponential forms of system (1.3) assure that the solution of system (1.3) with initial conditions (1.4) remains positive.

Wide area measurements offer the potential to create supervisory schemes for backup protection, more advanced forms of system protection and entirely new protection concepts.

For this to happen, policy makers would need to assign significant priority to rigorous forms of system performance assessment.

CIB is a systematic yet qualitative form of systems analysis.

Such theories take the form of systems of differential equations describing the behavior of simple homogeneous social actors.