Sentence examples for multiplicative ones from inspiring English sources

It is solved under two circumstances: one is under the additive controller gain perturbations; the other is under the multiplicative ones.

Note that additive noise within the sequence becomes multiplicative one after the frequency-modulated signal is formed (according to (14)).

This transform leads to an additive representation of the signal components rather than a multiplicative one in the superimposed spectrum [33].

The relationship between entrepreneurial competence and commitment is argued to be a multiplicative one rather than additive as both components must be strongly present for development to take place.

This is certainly not the case if the noise at each microarray spot is not a multiplicative one.

RF has a built-in feature selection system and allows for joint features, making it not only an additive model but also a multiplicative one.

Furthermore, compared to the true disease model, the apparent disease effect as observed at marker SNPs will be distorted to look more like a multiplicative one.

The logarithmic model assumes that covariables act multiplicatively on the number of partners, while the square root of the number of partners as the dependent variable makes the model intermediate between an additive and a multiplicative one.

Next to the multiplicatives one can consider additive or Boolean operations and first or second order quantification to handle phenomena of lexical ambiguity, type polymorphism and the management of feature information.

But in linear logic, this law has two readings, the additive (A ⊕ ¬A) and the multiplicative (A ⅋ ¬A): the additive one is not provable, and corresponds to the intuitionistic reading of disjunction; the multiplicative one is trivially provable and simply corresponds to the tautology (A implies A) that is perfectly acceptable in intuitionistic logic too.

The study designs a methodology to separate the observed change in ratings into two multiplicative components: one associated with the deterioration of the banks' solvency itself and another associated with the change in the agencies' valuation criteria.