Sentence examples for numerically specified from inspiring English sources

Using the belief structure associated with evidence theory, degrees of belief are numerically specified for subsets of a model set.

The algorithm serves also to solve the equivalent problem of computing invariant tori and action-angle variables for a one-dimensional time-dependent numerically specified Hamiltonian (or a two-dimensional time-independent Hamiltonian).

However, this is no longer the case, as the apparent magnitude zero point is now commonly defined in terms of a particular numerically specified flux.

The parameter estimation error of a Michaelis Menten enzyme kinetic process is analysed analytically to reduce the search area as well as numerically to specify the optimum for parameter estimation.

I solve for the model described in Section 2 numerically by specifying the functional forms for ρ j (H) and v g (S, H; ξ g ) as follows: {rho}_j(H =-{a}_j{left(H =-{aht)}_j{left H-Tright2) {v}_j{left H-Trightgright)=S-frac{xi^g}^2+{a, (3).

span: a pair of network addresses used for matching the rule, every address numerically within the specified range matches.

Inlet conditions and boundary conditions were specified numerically to the best information available for each fluid modelling simulation.

However we are looking for a method that avoids taking derivatives of J, as this could lead to errors if J was specified numerically.

Finally, each entry in the routing table contains the following fields: span: a pair of network addresses used for matching the rule, every address numerically within the specified range matches iface: the physical network interface associated to this route dir: the direction, i.e., the value to add to HOPS when following this route.

Parametric modelling always allows for the description of variation in the event- or block specific BOLD-response, when the source (or sources) of variation is known a priori and can be specified numerically as parametric regressor.

One type of color space is dealt with in the field of colorimetry, which is a branch of color science concerned with 'measuring' color, which means specifying numerically the color of visual stimulus (either a light or an object).