Sentence examples for nonlinear proportion from inspiring English sources

More than three decades ago, Mead and coworkers [ 7] described a simplified model of alveolar mechanics in which they proposed that an alveolus attempting to close in an environment in which it was surrounded by inflated tissue would experience traction forces that are amplified in nonlinear proportion to the alveolar pressures existing in the open units.

To enhance the practical positioning performance of the micromanipulator, a novel feedforward nonlinear Proportion-Integration-Differentiation (FNPID) control strategy combining a nonlinear PID controller with an inverted hysteresis compensator is first proposed and implemented in detail.

In this paper, a nonlinear fractional order proportion integral derivative (NFOPIλDμ) active disturbance rejection control (ADRC) strategy based on a natural selection particle swarm (NSPSO) algorithm is proposed for the hypersonic vehicle flight control.

These values roughly correspond to about 85% and 35% average positive cells, but the scores are nonlinear estimates of proportion and difficult to convert to exact percentages.

Likewise, intent-to-treat effect estimates become nonlinear functions of the proportion adherent.

Considering the nonlinear relations of the proportion coefficient C, pedestrian height, and stride length, we use a back propagation (BP) neural network to obtain this nonlinear mapping for the sake of predicting the value C accurately and real timely.

Percentage: proportion of nonlinear cells and prediction from the acoustics.

The value Th is a threshold to determine the dimension of the nonlinear eigenspaces from its cumulative proportion.

The compressive strength of high performance concrete (HPC) is a highly nonlinear function of the proportions of its ingredients.

As one can see, there is a nonlinear increase in the proportions of warnings over the age groups up to 89 years.

The nonlinear relationship between drainage area and proportion of the incised valley filled is somewhat weaker, but still significant, and major deviations are readily explained in terms of local inherited morphology or tectonic features.