Sentence examples for integrating condition from inspiring English sources

To see this, integrating condition (12) from 0 to T leads to Therefore, for T → ∞, if x ∈ D for the whole time, we obtain Here again, obtaining such a function S that provides the upper bound is difficult.

In this case, integrating condition (6) and using, we get If we let T → ∞, then (8) by the nonnegativity of S. This implies that ≤ S x 0)), since condition (6) is valid within the whole region D and level sets of S are invariant.

This paper proposes a systematic approach to fault diagnosis of FMSs that integrates condition monitoring, fault diagnosis and maintenance planning.

Ali Arab et al. use partially observable Markov decision processes to develop a generic model for integrated condition-based maintenance of the electric power systems infrastructure [13].

Results: While no main effects for the interventions were found, there were moderation effects, such that students in the alcohol only and integrated conditions who had lower levels of depressed mood or alcohol-related problems at baseline showed greater reductions in alcohol-related problems at follow-up compared to students in the control condition.

The idea behind our approach is to attribute to roles and permissions, multimedia signatures in which we integrate conditions based on users' context information described using multimedia objects in order to limit role activation and the abuse of permissions in a given environment.

An example is bicluster B8 that integrates conditions related with nitrogen depletion, heat stress and diauxic shift.

We had information on treatments that were performed after the HRQoL measurement and we assumed, according to standards, that these treatments were prescribed in accordance with each patient's condition, integrating performance status.

Results from this study emphasize the importance of integrating local conditions and understanding underlying mechanisms to enhance the performance of PES programs.

The proposed framework highlights a novel algorithm based on a mathematical model integrating boundary conditions related to DFA rules, engineering decisions for assembly sequence and the product structure definition.

Even if it can be expected that it will not be possible to confirm some of the hypotheses put forward on the similarity of the effects of the substances considered, examples of this kind are helpful for broadening effects-based approaches and for more adequately integrating additional conditions that may need to be taken into account.