Sentence examples for more general standard from inspiring English sources

The interest of our approach is that a non conventional LQG/LTR approach, required to satisfy the performance specification, can be integrated in a more general standard problem.

An important feature of this approach is that a non-conventional LQG/LTR approach, required to satisfy time-domain specifications, can be embedded into a more general standard problem in order to account for frequency-domain robustness constraints.

Another would be to say, in the spirit of Hare, that that one must be motivated to act in accordance with the more general standard of evaluation necessarily bound up in the judgement.

Any such change to a system of more general standards, with fewer and less-detailed rules, would increase the reliance that investors must place on the judgment of corporate managers and their auditors.

However the Parson Russell is a conformation show standard whereas the Jack Russell standard is a more general working standard.

When multiple criteria are adopted to determine cost vectors, a multi-criteria inverse optimal value problem arises, which is more general than the standard case.

In contrast, the United States uses a more general National Sanitation Foundation and American National Standards Institute, Standard 60, which considers coagulant purity in terms of their percentage contribution to treated water quality contaminant loadings (Table 3).

The HMM motif model is strictly more general than the standard PM model, since the HMM model is capable of catching dependencies between adjacent motif positions, which used to be a major improvement to weight matrices (PM model) [ 52].

The % General column shows the percentage of reactions that match the standard except for a substrate or coupling that is more general than in the standard; that is, those reactions that are accurate but not precise.

We develop new techniques that apply to more general oscillations than the standard mean oscillation and to overlapping balls instead of dyadic cubes.

The schemes are Hermitian and symmetric and may be considered a more general version of the standard compact (Padé) schemes discussed by Lele.