Sentence examples for order identified from inspiring English sources

The parental order identified us as the legal parents, which helps to prevent the tragedy of a baby Gammy scenario.

Mr. Obama, in his new executive order, identified two entities and one individual suspected of involvement in conventional arms sales.

The arrest order identified two suspects as the ideological leaders: Maroof Ahmed Mirza, 38, a Pakistani national and legal resident of Spain, and Mohammad Ayub, 63, who is accused of taking part in at least one meeting with explosives experts.

Choosing the filter is such that the new low order identified controller will preserve the closed loop performance.

The final maps represent the most likely marker order identified with the complete data set.

For each systenic segment of BTA 15, marker orders predicted from human order were less likely than the order identified from bovine data (Table 2).

Finally, it is worth noting that although (psi _{x}) is not first-order identified because the derivative of the log-likelihood function with respect to this parameter is identically 0 and the expected value of the second derivative under the null is also 0 from Proposition 4, it is locally identified through higher order derivatives.12.12

end{aligned}Given (8), this result implies that the information matrix of model (27) will only have rank 5 under the null when the true values of (alpha _{x}) and (alpha _{u}) are different from 0 and from each other because the Ar(2)  Ar(1) model corresponding to both the Sar1 and Nar1 alternatives is first-order identified in those circumstances. square ). square

Motivated by the difficulty of designing low-order controllers for large-scale plants consisting of numerous interconnected subsystems, this paper addresses the issue of quantifying the ν-gap metric between the plant and a lower-order identified model, using only plant frequency response data.

This intervention was highly effective with only a single mis-order identified post intervention.

We arranged pairs of neurons according to their firing orders identified by their cross-correlations.