Sentence examples for normalized solution from inspiring English sources

Considering a normalized solution, the frequency pulse integrates to 1/2 over a symbol interval.

In the general case of an intermediate crack length (ℓ ∼ R), the normalized solution is a function of two additional parameters, the length-to-radius ratio and a normalized measure of the far field stress anisotropy, respectively, which accurate approximation is devised from an end-member solution using a rescaling argument.

Then, for a suitably normalized solution (psi in {mathcal M}), we have that as a map from (L^2_s) to (L^2_{-s}), as (t rightarrow infty ), (16.4) is asymptotic in norm to begin{aligned} (pi i)^{1/2} t^{-1/2} langle psi,cdot rangle psi + text {o}(t^{-1/2}) end{aligned} (16.25).

In order to emphasize the larger information content expected in the high lines of each breed line, twice as much weight was given their normalized solutions.

The noise-normalized solution provides a dynamical Statistical Parametric Maps (dSPM), which essentially indicates the signal-to-noise ratio of the current estimate at each cortical location as a function of time.

The ratio of the normalized ZnCl2 solution to the NPs suspension determined the final Zn2+ concentration.

The frequency equation is expressed in terms of the four normalized fundamental solutions of the associated differential equation.

This means that the solutions y and x form a normalized pair of solutions of (SLλ).

Based on the closed-form structural stress solutions, complete sets of the normalized stress intensity factor solutions for spot welds between square plates of different thicknesses and materials under opening loading conditions are presented for combinations of steel, aluminum and magnesium sheets and combinations of aluminum and copper sheets for convenient engineering applications.

An adaptive genetic algorithm (AGA) was developed to solve OPF problems and voltage control [27], where the probabilities of crossover and mutation were adjusted in terms of the fitness values of the solutions and the normalized fitness distances between the solutions in the evolution process.

By this normalization, all non-dominated solutions are normalized to points in ([0, 1]^{m}) in the normalized objective space.