Sentence examples for linear quick from inspiring English sources

And even when they succeed, they are rarely linear, quick, or easy.

This paper studies both speed and tracking controls of a non-linear flexible quick-return mechanism driven by a permanent magnet (PM) synchronous servo motor.

We also get (u^) at the (n+(frac{1}{2}))th time stage by using linear interpolation or QUICK scheme based on the value (u^{n}_{i}).

The remainder of the code for the nonlinear fitting algorithm, and all of the code for the quick fit linear algorithm was written by Allan Willms.

The linear approach presents a quick tool for finding cable net new shapes by solving a set of linear equilibrium equations for certain topology, boundary conditions and assumed cables force density.

Some of the fixes were quick and linear, like allowing new graduates to keep their college-affiliated email addresses for life.

If the non-linear term in these equations is larger than the diffusive term the solutions are quick, non-linear Burgers solitary waves, which are potentially destructive for deep operations.

Indeed we show the presence of intense transient phenomena, i.e. quick non-linear shock waves of both pressure and contaminant.

The 4-h CL Tk-GV) versus CL Tk-GVTable  2) is somewhat nonlinear (cusum probability, 0.05 <  p < 0.1 [ 7]) and the clinically used slope intercept method with 2- and 4-h plasma samples differs from 24-h CL(Tk-Gversusa CLnstant (mE1n difference 20.7 ml/min, p = 0.0008), so Table is no "quick-fix" linear transformation of CL(E1) values to estimate CL(Tk-GV).

The linear feature allows for a quick identification of the global optimum solution and the α-cut independency feature allows for a significant reduction in the computational efforts.

The proposed method utilizes the parametric division algorithm to optimize the sensitivity measurement, then modifies the iteration algorithm and constructs the translational iteration algorithm to accelerate gain compression point measurement, and finally achieves the quick measurement of linear dynamic range.