Sentence examples for functional limit from inspiring English sources

The existing ATLAS tracker will be at its functional limit for particle fluences of 1015 neq/cm2 (LHC).

However, this trend results in diminished mechanical properties, thereby setting an upper functional limit for pore size and porosity.

Topics include measure theoretic probability, martingales, filtration, and stopping theorems; elements of large deviations theory; Brownian motion and reflected Brownian motion; stochastic integration and Ito calculus; functional limit theorems.

Extrapolating from living-donor liver transplantation, we hypothesized that RLV to body weight ratio (RLV-BWR) could accurately assess the functional limit of hepatectomy.

When the jump location is known, a central limit theorem for the estimator of the jump size is established; when the jump location is unknown, we first obtain a functional limit theorem for a local dilated-rescaled version estimator of the jump size and then give the asymptotic distributions for the estimators of the location and the jump size of the change point.

Since γ3<1, Z 3 N, 1 (t ) fluctuates very much, and there exists no functional limit as N→ ∞.

The MSBQ assesses disability and functional limits due to sciatic and back pain, and higher scores indicate worse limitations on activity.

Owing to a quantitative analysis of the marking evolution of the hybrid model, it is possible to make a performance evaluation of the station facilities and to underline some structural and functional limits of the studied station.

Such metrics may also, one day, support veterinary diagnostics but also play a role in safeguarding sport-horse welfare, especially in elite contexts where the horse may be pushed to its functional limits.

We identified five complementary views on sustainability, i.e. i) science is sustainable per se, ii) sustainability is an ethical relationship with the past and future, iii ) sustainability is themaintenance of a system within functional limits, iv ) eco-efficiency, v ) sustainability is a form of ongoing inquiry.

For example, in ectothermic animals such as Drosophila, Notch signaling is maintained within functional limits across a wide temperature range.