Sentence examples for on a given system from inspiring English sources

The discussion above shows that this phenomenon may arise in many real networks, and hence one should check their existence when observing anomalous behaviors on a given system.

The quality of control achievable on a given system, its dynamic resilience, represents a new and important concept in control.

"When combined, this information would be everything an attacker would need to launch a later stage payload that the attacker could verify to be undetectable and stable on a given system," they conclude.

This requires calculation based not only on a given system of preferences, but also on the possibility of rationally deducing the correct course of action from the conditions under which planning must take place.

Guaranteed cost control problem [9 12] has the advantage of providing an upper bound on a given system performance index and thus the system performance degradation incurred by the uncertainties or time delays is guaranteed to be less than this bound.

A guaranteed cost control problem [9 12] has the advantage of providing an upper bound on a given system performance index, and, thus, the system performance degradation, incurred by the uncertainties or time delays, is guaranteed to be less than this bound.

Compared to the methods widely used for the development of communication research testbeds, the described design flow focuses on the evolution of a given system specification to a final ASIC implementation through multiple design representations.

Chaos theory, which describes non linear systems, teaches us that apparently negligible events can have a disproportionate bearing on the functioning of a given system.

Like the classical criterion, the procedures developed here are based on the characteristic polynomial of a given system.

Based thereupon, the term hierarchical reductionism refers to the description of a given system only on the basis of the next underlying level of complexity [ 24, 25].

We then measure the magnitude of scaling estimations and their sensitivity to city definitions for several urban indicators, showing for example that simple population cutoffs impact dramatically on the results obtained for a given system and attribute.