Sentence examples for principles respectively from inspiring English sources

Two situations, that is, fixed and switching communication topologies, are studied by using adaptive and robust control principles, respectively.

The new approach proposed is able to identify and analyse two types of inconsistencies caused by indiscernibility relations and dominance principles respectively.

We show that these paradoxes are specific examples of more general classes of network change properties that we term the "least congestible route" and "size" principles, respectively.

This paper reports on the thermal and optical characterisation of PCM (phase change material) RT27 using the T-history method and spectrophotometry principles, respectively, and the experimental and numerical performance evaluation of a PCM-glazed unit.

Such presumed meanings are the result of rational, communicative behaviour and arise through three assumed heuristics: (1) 'What isn't said, isn't'; (2) 'What is expressed simply is stereotypically exemplified', and (3) 'What's said in an abnormal way isn't normal', called Q, I, and M heuristics (principles) respectively.

The cases (and the lessons which follow) are discussed from both economic and technological viewpoints, illustrating incentives and design principles respectively.

Design and importance attributes in the HMI design are recognized to apply the balancing principle, respectively.

A maximal tuning range about 9% and 24% was achieved using the dielectric tuning principle and the inductive tuning principle, respectively.

Master curves of dynamic modulus and phase angle were developed based on time temperature superposition principle, respectively.

An abstract convex space is called a (partial) KKM space if it satisfies the (partial) KKM principle respectively.

The stability and optimality of the FBBRC can be established with the Lyapunov stability criterion and Pontrygin minimum principle, respectively.