Sentence examples for possible value and from inspiring English sources
Thereby, dynamic transmission error is kept to a minimum possible value and a spur gearbox, which does not emit much noise and vibration, is designed.
where u is the biomass density normalized with respect to a maximum possible value, and s represents the density of the substrate of nutrients.
Before taking the decision to implement this new system a questionnaire was also sent early last year to academics and distinguished scientists in Partner countries, asking for their opinions on the possible value and effectiveness of the proposed Reintegration Grant.
Aspects involved are also bio-refinery, bio-cascading (implying use of all biomass components for products with the highest possible value) and optimizing input and output for seasonal variations in availability and demand.
Gottfried Leibniz and Guilliaume L'Höpital sparked initial curiosity into the theory of fractional calculus during a 1695 correspondence on the possible value and meaning of non-integer-order derivatives.
This mismatch is because the cursor duration is already at its smallest possible value, and the most frequently used characters are already assigned to their most error-prone locations (e.g., the top row).
The direction of the next point thus has three possible values: and.
Remark that no guess values are needed and that the couple respects both the range of possible values and the constraining relationship between them.
The introduction of interval-valued triangular fuzzy parameters into the attributes makes it possible for dealing with multiple uncertainties existing in many real-world cases, considering more possible values and expressing the decision making information more precisely.
It is shown that the feasible set for this problem can be associated with the prime cycles in the graph of possible values and transitions for the input signal.
To choose the value of k we propose to use a grid search over a region of possible values and pick the k that results in the most accurate uncertainty intervals with respect to a given metric.
