Sentence examples for networked analysis from inspiring English sources

A primary intention of this article is to orient the genomics researcher in key aspects of the data transfer processes in order to design networked analysis systems for a discrete research group, and to help the experimentalist frame his/her own genomics-oriented needs to enterprise IT professionals.

In our previous work, a networked plantwide operability analysis approach was developed, where the plantwide process is viewed as a network of process units connected via mass and energy flow.

Bounds on the power gain, a novel disturbance attenuation measure tailored for performance analysis of networked control systems, provide the fundamental limits of disturbance attenuation achievable by networked feedback.

During the last two decades, starting with the seminal work by Cruz, network calculus has evolved as a new theory for the performance analysis of networked systems.

A new necessary and sufficient condition is proposed to perform the stability analysis of networked closed-loop system.

This paper is concerned with the design and stability analysis of networked control systems with quantization effect and noisy measurement.

According to a study, a discrete time system is a more natural way to represent systems such as networked control system, numerical analysis, and population models [1 9].

In [78], necessary and sufficient conditions have been obtained for stability analysis of networked systems with random packet losses characterized by a binary Markov chain.

All these currencies should be included in the analysis of networked operation in order to understand the value generation of the networks.

This article presents a new technique for stability and quadratic performance analysis of networked systems whose units, as well as their interconnections, are affected by time-varying parameters.

This study has shown that conceptualizing egao as a networked practice, by shifting analysis away from content to practice, will only serve to complement our understanding of the phenomenon.