Sentence examples for parameters which give from inspiring English sources

Optimize cutting parameters which give high surface finish is obtained.

It is the task of MINUIT to find those values of the parameters which give the lowest value of chisquare.

The activation function has two tunable parameters, which give more flexibility to design the neural networks.

The values of the kinetic parameters which give rise to steady-state multiplicities are examined, and conditions for multiplicity are derived.

The systems with frequency dependent parameters are transformed into equivalent systems with real constant parameters which give rise to identical frequency response matrices.

These indices will be adopted as objective functions to perform an optimization procedure based on two different criteria, to obtain Tuned Mass Damper parameters, which give the best performances.

And the analytical relationship is obtained between the robustness specification and controller parameters, which gives a clear design criterion to robust IMC controller.

The proposed MLP indicator can accurately identify smooth extrema and is independent of problem-dependent parameters, which gives it an advantage over traditional limiter-based indicators.

From the numerical results, it can be concluded that the axial dynamic buckling phenomenon in the carbon nanotube is more likely to occur when the included angle increase or the frequency of the excitation is close to MHz with the given parameters, which gives guidance for the design of the excitation of the nano-oscillator.

The peak stress and effective plateau stress of the hollow microlattice structures are deduced for different geometrical parameters which gives volume and mass densities of energy absorption, Dv and Dm, scale with the relative density, ¯ρ, as DV∼¯ρ1.5 and Dm∼¯ρ0.5, respectively, fitting very well to the experimental results of both 60° inclined and 90° predominately microlattices.

In particular, on the basis of the mathematical solutions of these equations, we obtain the equation of an 'inversion curve', implicit function of the irradiation parameters, which gives the dose values enhancing chain branching and molecular weight increase at fixed dose rate and vice versa.