Sentence examples for merge configuration from inspiring English sources

In this study, new window reservation control logic, a re-allocation algorithm using a merge configuration, is applied to the entryway BHS.

Results suggest that, higher turning angles can reduce the speed at corners thereby reducing flow rates significantly, and crossing and merging configurations can create stop-and-go waves in upstream that can result in stampedes and crushing.

As described in Definition 12, we obtain a flux configuration first by merging the vertices of the simulation configuration such that all the vertices with a certain reaction within the given time interval are mapped to a single vertice by filtering out their time stamps.

This study proposes a FRAP assay adapted to FIA system with a merging zones configuration.

The fundamental principle of the new concept is in merging multiple configurations into a single functional architecture that is then represented by a soft reconfigurable macrocell.

Values derived from each configuration were then merged by weighing each configuration according to its contribution to the population of states in solution as determined from the MD run (Figure S1B).

The method in particular allows a good simulation of transverse non-linearities, of field fall-offs and possible merging fields in configurations of neighboring magnets, while using realistic models of magnetic fields.

Do not stay in the ending lane at full speed until the last possible moment and expect that the drivers who have planned ahead for this change in lane configuration are going to let you merge easily.

Chrisman, however, does not introduce a merge operation, and this reduces the number of possible state configurations compared to our algorithm, which modifies the states by a cut-and-merge procedure.

Our RMPA strategy, with its configuration rules and handover policy engine, the variables of which merge in a cross-layer interaction, achieves this goal.

One possibility to perform such tests is a roving setup configuration that requires defining the positions of reference sensors to merge the information of all setups.