Sentence examples for loss bounds from inspiring English sources

Upper and lower loss bounds for Bayesian mixtures are defined using minimax and maximin approaches [20,27].

The proposed cell loss upper bound is tighter than that proposed in previous literature.

We adjust the price of the provider such that the risk of a financial loss is bounded similar to the Value-at-Risk (VaR).

As shown in Fig. 2i, for all scaffolds, the first degradation process that starts below 100 °C is attributed to the loss of bound water, when the D-patch presents higher Tpeak and Tendset for this stage.

During a fire exposure, the dehydration can induce cracks inside the panels, since the loss of bound-water molecules leads to a large thermal shrinkage.

Average packet loss or bounded packet loss during handover is defined as the number of packets that fail to reach the MS during link layer handover.

The first step indicated the loss of bound water and traces of solvent up to 270 °C and beyond which no further weight loss was observed until 476 °C.

The Fe- oxy)hydroxides Fe- oxydrite and limonite bothydroxidese at <200 °C beferrihydrites of bound –OH and200–400 °C (Fig. 1b).

A number of studies have demonstrated good stability of [99mTc(CO)3]+:His-tagged protein complex, with minimal transchelation or loss of bound activity, by challenging with high concentrations of histidine and cysteine or incubating in serum [12, 14, 16, 17].

Given an initial value for the sub-carrier and power allocations (P 0),ρ(0)), the optimization problem to determine SDTs is formulated as the maximization of the average total SU capacity while keeping the PUs' rate loss upper bounded.

Several regions of DR1 were predicted by this analysis to change conformation substantially upon loss of bound peptide.