Sentence examples for inputs to performance from inspiring English sources

The solution is determined by locating sensors (actuators) such that the Hankel singular value vector of a structure from actuator inputs to sensor outputs is closely correlated with the Hankel singular value vector of the structure from the disturbance inputs to performance outputs.

We also measure the arising performance in terms of the finite L2 gain from exogenous inputs to selected performance outputs.

The calibration exercise involves four sequential steps: (1) heuristic selection of initial model inputs, (2) statistical screening using a Plackett Burnman design, (3) fractional factorial analysis relating inputs to safety performance, and (4) genetic algorithm procedure for obtaining best estimate input values.

Alternatively, or in addition, these shifts along the price axis may reflect other inputs to the performance function, such as subjective effort or opportunity costs, as discussed below.

In addition, the incomplete data (monitoring data under normal or fault conditions) have rarely been considered as input data to performance assessment and this has yet to be fully utilized.

Using vouchers to subsidize health care services thus presents a shift away from the traditional input based to performance (output) based financing of health [ 1, 5, 7].

The framework is equipped with a number of additional plugins that allow, for instance, incorporating feedback from deployed systems and user inputs to anticipate network performance.

From another dimension, this study supports the "lean-green" concept in the agricultural industry since it uses less agricultural inputs to improve financial performance while preventing environmental burdens and contributing to social equity (Abreu et al. 2017; Dües et al. 2013; Rothenberg et al. 2001).

This suggests a sufficiently large number of hidden variables denoting genomic features are required to interact with tissue inputs to achieve good performance.

These bounds are shown to depend only on the function mapping the control input to the performance variable.

This is so because the input to the performance function in the mountain model (UB in Figure 3a) is proportional to the ratio of reward intensity and price.