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Furthermore, we introduce a new evaluation methodology called time-recall curves to practically evaluate our approach.
Furthermore we practically evaluate some discrete cases and we proposed some graphics with the power consumption and its bounds for some particular real cases.
The principal idea proposed here is to utilize an optimal controller (a modified linear quadratic regulator) to practically evaluate the best achievable control performance for each candidate design during process design.
A procedure is proposed to practically evaluate the metric upon each air interface, thanks to the introducion of new normalized propagation selectivity parameters with respect to system parameters allowing a unified characterization of the propagation link reliability, tuning up the metric decision.
In most cases, the solution of a FDE does not exist in terms of a finite number of elementary functions; it is therefore fundamental to device numerical methods in order to practically evaluate approximated solutions by means of difference schemes or other alternative approaches (e.g., see [14 19]).
where the RHS can be practically evaluated with very long sequences.
These products were practically evaluated as pyrolytic fuel, combustion gas and activated carbon, respectively.
Further, this paper also practically evaluates the proposed framework and analyzes expected energy savings achievable under- different realistic conditions.
The performance of the proposed approach is practically evaluated by means of experiments on a spatial robotic arm with passive compliant actuators, and is compared with that of a classical PD approach.
We have theoretically and practically evaluated a concept of error minimization by integrating the individual GenCall score that is given for each SNP call for any given sample into the SNP-based parentage control workflow.
Asymmetry (or "bias") between base pairs was practically evaluated by the GC and AT skew indexes (Perna and Kocher 1995), where GC skew = (G − C /tot GC) and AT skew = (A − T /tot(AT).
