Sentence examples for formulation in which from inspiring English sources
An optimization based plant design formulation in which a discrete-time implementation of the controller parametrization is embedded, is described.
The Lagrange multiplier method is applied to obtain a problem formulation in which the pipe diameters do not appear explicitly.
We present two formulations: a "primal" formulation in which the finite element spaces are defined on a single mesh, and a "primal dual" formulation in which finite element spaces on a dual mesh are also used.
The model is based on a variational formulation in which the structural coupling is simulated using artificial spring systems.
There are deep connections to clusteringespecially to the statistical mechanics formulation in which separate clusters emerge through a series of phase transitionsand many different problems from signal processing to learning can be cast into this unified information theoretic framework.
The PHWR model is perfectly suitable for the application of this new formulation in which the states of the system can be computed using reduced system matrix inversion.
This problem can be simplified by using a Lagrangian formulation, in which case the only major difficulty is to express the influence of turbulence on calculated trajectories.
The BEM model is based on the dual BEM formulation, in which singular and hyper-singular integral equations are adopted to construct the system of algebraic equations.
Hence, the dynamic optimization problem can often be converted into a formulation in which the state variables and their derivatives are entirely eliminated.
Various existing guidance laws based on linear or linearized formulation, in which desired terminal conditions are considered as fixed terminal output constraints, usually have linear-in-parameter structure.
The stochastic property of the uncertainties is explicitly considered in the problem formulation in which some input and state constraints are to be complied with predefined probability levels.
