Sentence examples for input subjects from inspiring English sources

To avoid uncontrolled variation between areas due to a common sensory input, subjects were instructed to keep their eyes closed throughout the functional connectivity scans.

14 Even with this (underpowered) sample, and very minimal nurse input, Subjects Global Assessment of Relief (SGA) scores (ie, relief from IBS symptoms) and their Enablement Scores (sense of control over their IBS) were significantly improved in the Regul8 groups compared to the non-website group at 3-month follow-up.

The 'worst-case' output metric is sought by considering nonlinear forces as an external input subject to constraints that capture what is known about the nonlinearity.

The efficiency of the evaluated DMU is obtained as a ratio of its virtual output to its virtual input subject to the condition in which the ratio of each DMU is not greater than 1.

As for a discrete-time system with single input subject to multiplicative noises in [5], the coarsest static quantizer for the system to be quadratically mean-square stabilized is proved to be logarithmic with infinite levels, and the quantization density can be approximated by solving a Riccati equation; comprehensive study on feedback control systems with logarithmic quantizers is not given.

The efficiency analysis developed by Charnes et al. (1978) aims to maximize production efficiency in terms of the ratio of total weighted output to total weighted input, subject to the condition that, in all circumstances, this efficiency measure is smaller than or equal to 1, where the value 1 is representing a maximum efficiency.

To match the quality of the reference image (which is generally fuzzy), all input subject images were smoothed by convolving with an isotropic 8 mm FWHM Gaussian kernel, before registration.

We envision that an arbitrary external input subject to recognition can be encoded by a combination of chemical inputs capable of generating the engineered cellular response.

It is pointed out that these results provide a framework for unifying system-design requirements which call for a worst-case analysis using deterministic inputs subject to energy constraints with requirements based on power-spectral methods.

This paper revisits the problem of enlarging the domain of attraction of a linear system with multiple inputs subject to actuator saturation by designing a switching anti-windup compensator.

For Gaussian fractal functions, which exhibit scaling properties typical of environmental inputs such as atmospheric turbulence and seismic disturbances, an implementation of the variational method is described in the form of a worst-case analysis using families of discrete deterministic inputs subject to power-law constraints.