Sentence examples for nearest balance from inspiring English sources

In this paper, that generalized minimum aberration coincides with nearest balance for symmetrical factorials is reported, which is a generalization of the related results in Tang (2001).

Recently, Lu et al. (Technical Report-324, 2002) proposed a so-called nearest balance criterion, which extends the V-criterion studied by Tang (Biometrika, 88 (2001) 401) for two-level designs to multi-level designs, to evaluate fractional factorials.

Our results not only further provide a projection interpretation of generalized minimum aberration in terms of level combinations but they also give a theoretical justification of the nearest balance criterion.

"Without that, they would not be anywhere near balance.

Nonetheless, Mr Eichel had to reaffirm that Germany's deficit would be "near" balance by 2004.

With the Federal budget nearing balance and a strong economy pumping unanticipated tax dollars into the Government's coffers, the time is ripe, his aides argue.

The main result of this study is a demonstration of the relaxation of the full inertial behavior of the pinch to simplified self-similar behavior in which the forces on the system are in near balance.

But, Mr. Lilico said, the lesson to be learned is that the tough measures returned government accounts to a state of near balance and laid the groundwork for the 1980s boom that followed — one that was accompanied by the loss of thousands of manufacturing jobs.

Finding a Republican for the seat was a given, since Mr. Verniero is Republican and it is an unwritten agreement between the two parties to keep the court in a near balance of three members of one party and four of the other.

But at least - and at last, some would say - we are moving nearer balance.

To achieve the near balance of Eq. 1, we have to consider a dynamic input rate from the environment.