Sentence examples for inverse operational from inspiring English sources

Haasen plots of normalized inverse operational activation area (b2/Δa) for specimens cycled to saturation exhibit a deviation from linearity similar to that observed for monotonic deformation.

Our final claim is that, for fully-actuated robots, computing the operational-space inverse dynamics is equivalent to computing the inverse kinematics (at acceleration level) and then the joint-space inverse dynamics.

Despite the different distributions when using DTP3 or MCV1 coverage as the proxy indicator of system strength (described in the sample characteristics above), both indicators suggest a negative inverse relationship between program strength and operational costs.

Finally, for the two operational modes, the direct and inverse sensitivity analyses are investigated by defining concept of direct and inverse squared Jacobian matrices.

The inverse of this matrix will be used when we use operational matrices to solve under local boundary conditions.

He redefined the concept of membership function and provided the operational law of uncertain sets via inverse membership functions.

The operational principle of OFDM is to use inverse discrete Fourier transform (IDFT) and CP insertion to divide the original bandwidth into multiple narrow sub-bands, in which the mobile channel can be considered non-dispersive[3].

The "acting with awareness" dimension of the skills-based operational definition of mindfulness has a strong inverse relation with dissociation and absent-mindedness (Baer et al. 2006).

In order to evaluate the operational capacity, an analysis of the mobility and the inverse kinematics are conducted.

When the FRF matrix describing the dynamical behavior of a structure is available, the operational loads can be determined by multiplying the pseudo-inverse of the FRF matrix by the operational responses (displacements, velocities or accelerations).

The proposed method utilizes the data that can reflect the real operational condition of power systems, while the B-coefficient method and the inverse Jacobian method utilize the off-line data and models.