Sentence examples for inequality criterion from inspiring English sources

Of note, the IBS is an empirical index which does not necessarily obey the triangular inequality criterion of a distance measure.

Then, an L2 evaluation approach which requires fewer limitations on the structures of consensus functions is proposed to determine the influences of external disturbances on relative motions among agents, and linear matrix inequality criteria for admissible L2 consensus and consensualization are shown.

This leads to numerical inconsistencies about the inequality criteria of the linear program (i.e., B R x≥0) and can be solved by replacing the inequality constraint with B R x≥ε, where ε is the minimum positive number available in MATLAB (machine epsilon).

An attainment-relative inequality equivalence criterion is closer to the standard relative one generally found in the income inequality literature: increasing life expectancy (i.e., growth) is distributed in proportion to how healthy individuals are, or health deteriorates over time (potentially due to aging) in proportion to how healthy individuals are.

A delay-dependent linear matrix inequality (LMI) criterion for existence of the estimator is derived.

A delay-dependent linear matrix inequality (LMI) criterion for existence of the estimator is proposed by using the Lyapunov method.

A delay-dependent linear matrix inequality (LMI) criterion for existence of the estimator is proposed by using Lyapunov method.

A delay-dependent linear matrix inequality (LMI) criterion for the existence of the estimator is proposed by using the Lyapunov Krasovskii functional method.

By using a parameter-dependent Lyapunov function and a novel extended dissipation inequality, a criterion is proposed to guarantee that the synchronization error system is extended (X,Y,Z -dissipative for all admissible uncertainties and actuator failures.

The absolute inequality equivalence criterion is equivalent for the two perspectives any absolute index yields the same level of inequality (and obtains consistent rankings) for shortfalls and attainments.

One example of a value-laden decision is the choice of an inequality equivalence criterion, which specifies the manner in which additional health/resources are to be distributed to preserve the current level of inequality.