Sentence examples for method hinges on from inspiring English sources

The basis of the efficiency of the proposed method hinges on the use of simplified DOE instead of computationally involved full factorial design to achieve desired accuracy.

This method hinges on so-called convex liftings which emulate control Lyapunov function by providing a constructive framework for optimization based control implementation.

Our method hinges on the availability of a decentralized stabilizing regulator for the unconstrained system and provides a two-layer controller for each subsystem.

Blangiardo's method hinges on those centres and is based on a three-stage design.

Updating the Lagrange multipliers in the ALPF method hinges on comparing the necessary conditions for the minimum of the Lagrangian function and the ALPF as follows.

Our method hinges on a readapted characterization of critical points at infinity techniques introduced by Bahri [9] and Bahri-Coron [10] and used in the above mentioned papers [5] and [3] for (beta< n).

A method hinging on the theory of reducible operators (see [9, 10]) and the theory of differential forms (see, e.g., [11, 12]) was introduced in [13] for the n-dimensional Laplace equation and later extended to the three-dimensional elasticity in [14].

To date, little attention has been focused on the optimization method itself, even though the success of most registration methods hinges on the quality of this optimization.

However, attaining superior efficiency with time-spectral methods over traditional time-implicit methods hinges on the ability rapidly to solve the large non-linear system resulting from time-spectral discretizations which become larger and stiffer as more time instances are employed or the period of the flow becomes especially short (i.e. the maximum resolvable wave-number increases).

The proposed methods hinges on first selecting the appropriate baseline covariates.

Majorization theory is the underlying mathematical theory on which our method hinges.