Sufficient conditions are provided under which a hard bound is imposed on the system performance measure.
Since the whole series of connected concrete blocks are too heavy, big damage would be imposed on the tunnel performance in case of any failure.
Code preset lower or upper bounds on either design acceleration or drift, respectively, that would control the final design are also addressed along with their implications, if imposed, on the frames' seismic performance.
This observation basically implies that, irrespective of the entropy requirement imposed on the discretization output, the performance led by discriminative feature selection can reliably be preserved.
The proposed control strategy appears to be robust in the sense that its application does not require any knowledge of the initial conditions imposed on the structure, and its performance is better than passive solutions, especially for the system induced in the first mode.
Traditionalists may blame Mr. Labadie and the performance style he imposed on the Philharmonic players, a historically informed approach he uses with his modern-instrument chamber orchestra, Les Violons du Roy, in Quebec City.
The theoretical results are compared to experimental data over a wide frequency range and the frequency dependence of the feedback fraction is deduced; the restrictions the cell design imposes on the electrical performance of a potentiostat are discussed.
where the conditioning term (9) represents the worst-case statistical performance (WCSP) regularizing constraint imposed on the unknown second-order statistics of the random distortion component of the SFO matrix (3), and the DEDR "extended risk" is defined by (10).
With a proper mechanism imposed on the bandwidth granting process, it could improve the network performance.
There was no training effect on locomotor performance as a result of the exercise regime we imposed on the animals.
