Sentence examples for minimum and systems from inspiring English sources

Third, primary care services should not have financial barriers: cost-share should be reduced to a minimum, and systems in which patients advance the total fee with reimbursement some time later should be avoided.

We present a unified design method that can be applied to continuous and discrete time systems, square and non-square systems, minimum and nonminimum phase systems, and also strictly proper and nonstrictly proper systems.

The method is applicable to square and nonsquare systems, minimum and nonminimum phase systems, and also strictly proper and bi-proper systems.

The design method is applicable to square and non-square systems, minimum and nonminimum phase systems, and also strictly proper and bi-proper systems.

After 20-30 itheations, therrorof of the corrected wavefront approaches the minimum and the system becomes stable.

The issue is how to adaptively assign the subchannels to the users and distribute the total power budget in order to maximize the ergodic weighted-sum rate (3) while satisfying user's minimum rate and system fairness requirements under a total power constraint.

This provides further evidence that minimising the swelling potential of wet-cleaning systems is advisable where possible (through keeping liquids to a minimum and using cleaning systems tailored towards the low-swelling conditions described above).

The stability of the closed loop for both minimum and nonminimum phase systems is guaranteed.

The design methodology is based on the center manifold theory and on the "equivalent control" concept and can be applied to both minimum and nonminimum-phase systems.

The storyline, recounted in conversations with Elika, the Prince's mystical power-endowed companion (who is a princess, and can fly to save him when he would otherwise plummet to oblivion), is kept to a minimum, and a hub system lets you traverse the game-world however you wish.

(ii) The force field does not give the correct global minimum and the simulated system eventually degrades.