Sentence examples for of its interval from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a general quadratic underestimation function based branch and bound (QBB) algorithm is developed by the construction of a rigorous underestimator for TPDF, which is the sum of the original convex part in the TPDF and a quadratic underestimation function of the generic nonconvex part upon the basis of the maximal eigenvalue estimation of its interval Hessian matrix.

An update to the interval of this current node should be done by simply changing the upper bound of its interval to i.

Evaluations of its interval extension over partitions by 3, 7 and 19 intervals are depicted by colored rectangles in Figure 4. Notice how the range enclosure by the interval extension of the log-likelihood function, our target shape, tightens with domain refinement as per Theorem 5.

An update to the interval of this current node should be done by simply changing the upper bound of its interval to i. local_ position is less than or equal to chain_ len of the current node, and then we are still within the same node and c matches the character which local_ position is pointing to.

If μ k +1 is not bigger than μ k, then the lower (resp. upper) bound of its interval μ k + 1 1 (resp. μ k + 1 2 ) is obtained from the result of merging k + 1 trials by the traditional meta-analysis method where the (k + 1 th SEM is assumed to be σ m i n n k + 1 (resp. σ m a x n k + 1 ).

On its move from the Royal Court, it has not only shed one of its intervals and some of its more otiose lines: it seems even more to be both an elegant reconstruction and intelligent deconstruction of Hitchcock's own work.

While reasons cited for the infrequent use of the Locrian mode are its weak tonal center and dissonant tonic chord, it may be less desirable primarily because of the relatively low conformance of its intervals to a harmonic series and thus to the biological signature of voiced speech and other harmonic vocalizations.

This way of identifying the third variable leads to an overlap of its intervals which are double those of the other variables (Additional file 1).

The feasibility of a design vector x is determined by the total DICV of all its interval constraints and a design vector x is regarded as feasible when its total DICV is zero.

For the systemic interval, the length of its confidence interval, as well as the upper and lower bounds, clearly vary under low axial pressure but are fairly similar under high axial pressure.

When an interval is completely contained and contains children (e.g. interval C), the inserted interval (C) is given the sub value of its child (interval 5).