Sentence examples for manifold conditions from inspiring English sources

By actively estimating the disturbance and compensating its effects, the intake manifold conditions can be controlled in a decoupled fashion.

Dual-loop exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) with variable geometry turbocharger (VGT) provides a flexible architecture for achieving desired intake manifold conditions, including temperature, pressure and oxygen concentration, which are critical for advanced combustion mode control in modern engines.

Moreover, quantification could be automated to facilitate high-throughput image analysis where differential response of cells could be examined under manifold conditions.

The largest rank is the intrinsic manifold dimension, while the number of components T is related to the manifold condition number.

Statistically, having too many ellipsoids can cause undesirable overfitting effects, and mathematically, the number of ellipsoids (if it can be determined) is closely related to the manifold condition number.

Discrete Hilbert Transform (DHT) has been applied to estimate the wind speed with the sample data sequence selected from the data record observed by the observatory in Hong Kong in June 1989, during which the data pertain to deep valleys and sharp crests due to manifold weather conditions in this region.

We also present a class of spaces called parametric pseudo-manifolds, which under certain conditions, are manifolds embedded in Rn and defined from sets of gluing data.

A more realistic prediction of the luminous intensity solid under manifold exterior daylight conditions is significant for the optimal design and installation of passive illumination systems using bended light guides.

We find only one manifold meeting our conditions - namely the first manifold discovered by Yau.

Trajectories cannot cross these manifolds and the stable fixed point that any given trajectory tends toward depends on which side of the stable manifold its initial conditions lie upon.

Proprioception, he claims, points the way to the soul or self (ātman); mind (antaḥkaraṇa) returns to its presentational activity, its function of monitoring and unfolding the sensory manifold to create conditions for the emergence of self (ātman), which according to the Advaitin, is identical with the Ultimate reality (Brahman).