Sentence examples for more robust mathematical from inspiring English sources

The use of fractional derivatives as a mathematical tool towards the development of more robust mathematical models in certain areas of reservoir engineering is gaining attention in both industry and academia alike.

Additional work must be done to develop a more robust mathematical model to pave the way for practical implementation.

If Gaussian selection is used to evolve a population, then the alternative breeding equation (21) we derived is more precise and predictive and rests on more robust mathematical grounds while retaining the same simplicity of the standard breeder's equation.

What is truly remarkable to note is the fact in mathematical terms, the LMS algorithm is more robust than the RLS algorithm in light of the Hoo optimization theory due to Zames (1981).

Often, this score is called "code fitness" [ 21- 23] although it actually represents a measure of "error cost", which is inversely related to "fitness" (i.e., the smaller the score the more robust – or fit – is the respective code); in other instances, the mathematical formulation was transformed such that fitness was calculated directly (the greater the number the fitter the code) [ 22].

This research combines PNs and SRL to create PNSRL, which offers a more robust graphical view, the ability to validate the system model, and offers an SRL mathematical equation that utilizes PN capacities.

The new numeracy domain was a more robust measure of a wider range of numerate behaviors, allowing ALL to collect more information about how adults apply mathematical knowledge and skills to real-life situations.

Compared to the existing statistical approaches for temporal gene expression data, our approach has the advantage of fitting a flexible covariance structure into a routine that incorporates mathematical equations for periodic gene expression profiles thereby making the estimation of the mean expression curve more robust to complex covariance phenomena arising in real practice.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

Other criticism was more robust.

This may sound like a cheap excuse but it makes robust mathematical sense.