Sentence examples for output to output from inspiring English sources
The task consists of running a fictitious system command myProcess and diverting the output to ' output.file'.file
It connects input to input and output to output, so can easily damage the hardware.
Among many forms of frequency domain system identification such as frequency response function analysis and modal decomposition, transmissibility (output-to-output relationship) estimation has been regarded as one of the most practical tools for its clear physical interpretation, its compatibility with output-only data, and its sensitivity to local changes of structural parameters.
Error measures were used to compare the performance of the M5′ algorithm output to the output from other existing models.
Technical efficiency relative to the frontier is the ratio of the enterprise's actual output to the frontier output.
The main difference of the proposed methods is the direction of the decomposition i.e. "from input to output" or "from output to input".
Multi-valued consensus functions defined from a vector of inputs (and possibly the previous output) to a single output are investigated.
In the downstream direction, distribution networks with multiple, identical amplifiers in cascade are usually designed and operated so that the gain, measured from amplifier output to amplifier output, is unity.
We assess the utility of these different methods in analyzing spatial output and comparing model output to data, and give recommendations for their appropriate use.
Dyspnea is a complex sensation that relies on mechanical, chemical, and cortical inputs and incorporates numerous sensations, with a common theme of an imbalance or inappropriateness between neural output to, and mechanical output from, the respiratory pump [15 18].
Tyteca (1996) provided a comprehensive overview related to environmental performance indicators and recommended using DEA that could simultaneously consider input, desirable output, and undesirable output to evaluate environmental performance.
