Sentence examples for integrity criterion from inspiring English sources

In parallel to the Generalized Niederlinski Index (GNI), a generalized integrity criterion based on steady state information of both the process and the controller is developed.

Both the GNI and the generalized integrity criterion allow for joint consideration of variable pairing selection and controller design and reduce to the NI and RGA rules, thus representing more general tools than the NI and RGA for simultaneously ensuring closed-loop stability and integrity in decentralized control systems.

Different mechanical failure behaviors are obtained through the combination of numerical simulation and the suggested battery mechanical integrity criteria.

In this paper, first of all, by taking the advantage of previous efforts on quasi-static mechanical experiments on lithium-ion batteries, a new battery mechanical integrity criteria is suggested based on the mechanical strength theory.

In order to limit fire spread by providing adequate fire compartmentation, elements forming the boundaries of fire compartments are designed and constructed in such a way that they maintain their separating function during the required fire exposure (insulation and integrity criteria).

A pre-request to be admitted at this program is having passed through a stressor event which imposed a risk on subjects' physical and/or psychological integrity (DSM-IV criterion A for PTSD diagnostic).

Calculation of the maximum storage pressure within safety limits using the integrity and shear criteria reveals that failure of caprock integrity increases with the amount of CO2 injected.

For optimization assessment, geometric parameters are taken as the design variables and the design constraints consider both structural integrity and operational criteria.

More recently, many groups have exploited the yeast deletion collection for systematic screens for defects in genome integrity by various criteria (Andersen et al. 2008; Smith et al. 2004; Kanellis et al. 2007; Yuen et al. 2007).

By incorporating a more functional definition of success (i.e., measured by means of three criteria: integrity of graft, hearing, and adequate air-filled space in the middle ear), the rate of success fell to 56.3%, compared to that (93.8%) found when only the integrity of the implant or closure of perforation was considered (Table  2).

In the contest to elect Singapore's head of state in 1999 and 2005 the Presidential Elections Committee deemed only one candidate, S.R. Nathan, to be a "person of integrity" (among other stringent criteria), and hence fit to run.