Sentence examples for generalized process from inspiring English sources

Since this kind of process always shows the integrating behavior, a P controller is first used for it to generate a self-balancing generalized process, then the PFC based PI control is designed for the generalized process.

The third stage processes the information generated in the first two stages in a generalized process superstructure model.

This paper presents a generalized process simulation and optimization strategy for 2 1/2 axis milling operations to increase Material Removal Rate (MRR) while avoiding machining errors.

Based on video analyses of the Making-based class sessions, a generalized process model was developed for each type of science model.

A generalized process configuration is suggested, which is demonstrated to have both higher energy efficiency and higher flexibilities than its original configuration.

The main component of the technology is a generalized process synthesis representation for simultaneous consideration of reaction and separation in multiphase systems that is amenable for stochastic optimisation.

Based on the demonstration project, we generalized the process of establishing OMS culture as a livelihood option in the Spermondes and the Coral Triangle into three consecutive stages: (1) culture development and early adoption, (2) scale-up to franchise, and (3) large-scale adoption including risk management of the supply chain integrity and product quality.

(2) If we take S as a nonexpansive self-mapping on C and (T_{n}=T) for all (ngeq1) such that T is a nonexpansive mapping in (3.1), then it is clear that our iterative process generalizes the iterative process of Wang and Xu [28].

This article provides a detailed analysis of the behavior of suprema and moduli of continuity for a large class of random fields which generalize Gaussian processes, sub-Gaussian processes, and random fields that are in the nth chaos of a Wiener process.

Essentially, integration generalizes the process of summing up many small factors to determine some whole.

Generalize this process, and the world would teem with more and more people leading less and less satisfying lives, until eventually the happiness of each individual would start to approach nil.