Sentence examples for optimum because of from inspiring English sources

However, these conventional methods cannot guarantee to find the global optimum because of the non-convex, non-differential and non-linear nature of the ORPD problem [6].

This method is useful only when the IMF orientation is optimum because of the restrictive field of view of IMA due to the restrictive MEX attitude (driven by the camera which always faces the nadir direction).

Even in the absence of this effect, parasite evolution may be slow to reach the optimum because of (ii), pleiotropy or genetic covariances.

Different types of stress were considered to affect selection differently and it was also noted that, if a population was displaced away from the optimum because of environmental or genetic stress, there would be an increased opportunity for beneficial mutations.

Although IQP is a local optimization method, it is still expected to determine the global optimum because the number of feature points is relatively small.

Small fluctuations are allowed but if voltage falls below about 95percentt of optimum -- because of the failure of a generator or a transmission line -- the amount of current flowing through that line drops very sharply.

However, the proposed methodologies produce the optimum results because of the rigorously proved linear formulation.

As a consequence of the bimetallic union, the electronic-structural modifications drastically influence the catalytic performance of the mixed-metal catalyst systems showing enhancement in specific properties at an optimum composition because of the synergistic effect of the composition [6, 7, 8, 9].

If it is not feasible to undertake the optimum design because of lack of funds, investigators should be sure that a compromise design, recommended by funders, really does address the key questions posed.

The latter is consistent with the model of domestication selection with displaced optimum because the selective shift of the trait values in hatcheries should be most pronounced at the first generation (when the population values are the furthest from the optimal value in captivity).

The proposed structure of the GA might cause a problem, i.e., premature convergence to local optimum because the fitness values of the good chromosomes from the previous civilization are much superior to those generated at random.