Sentence examples for placement whose from inspiring English sources

The technique used here is the pole placement, whose objective is to place the poles of the closed loop system in a specific region of the complex plane.

So we propose another VM placement algorithm based of almost worst fit decreasing technique that we named SWFDVP (Second worst fit decreasing VM placement) whose pseudo code is given below as Algorithm 3. The observation in point 3 can be modeled as First Fit Decreasing algorithm.

Section 2.2 presents our optimal control framework for optode placement, whose numerical solution is described in section 2.3.

Throughout this Phase, students spend 1 day per week in general practice (GP [family medicine]) placements, whose intended learning outcomes and educational processes are similar to hospital placements.

STAC then proposes two statistics (footprint and frequency) to define regions of SCAs while adjusting for multiple comparisons, where the null hypothesis is that the detected CNAs from single-sample analysis are the realizations of random CNA placements whose probability distribution is generated by permutations on CNA segments [ 13].

I was a member of the college placement program whose primary job was to contact and entice multinational companies to recruit from our college.

Both Lavoue et al and Li and Orti supported a sister-group relationship between the Engrauloidea and Clupeoidea [44], a pattern also found here, but the two analyses conflict in their placement of the Pristigasteridae and Chirocentridae, two groups whose placement is also only weakly supported in this study.

These studies agree on placement of all taxa included in this study except the Dothideomycetes whose placement remains unstable.

Frontal electrodes, whose placement was limited by surgical dressing location, were located at Fz (frontal), AFz (anterior frontal), or Fpz (frontopolar).

One factor was the placement learning environment, whose five constituent items were how learners were received at the start of the placement, people's supportiveness, and the quality of organisation, leadership, and facilities.

One of these detectors is a cylinder made out of precisely arranged silicon plates, whose placement was determined using very sensitive cameras in Haber's laboratory.