Sentence examples for problem as a function of from inspiring English sources

This paper approaches the airport location problem as a function of accessibility considerations.

Regarding the second problem, our analysis of the optimal value of the problem as a function of the number of switches allows us to design a search algorithm which is guaranteed to find the solution in logarithmic time.

Using Green's function for the corresponding boundary-value problem, explicit formulae are obtained which express the solution of the problem as a function of the points of application of the actuators, after which the problem is replaced by its discrete analogue.

We then use random graph techniques to obtain, under a certain stochastic setting, an upper bound on the average case approximation ratio of a class of algorithms (including the proposed algorithm) for this problem as a function of the number of source nodes, and the hop count bound.

Figure 8 summarizes the recursive median filter's MAE performance for the complete noise removal problem as a function of t for the complete signal and the three segments marked in Fig. 1.

The first poster (Figure 1) identifies the problem at stake as a growing scarcity of (fresh? unpolluted?) water and frames that problem as a function of water consumption by crops.

The distribution of hard graph coloring problems as a function of graph connectivity is shown to have two distinct transition behaviors.

We compare the analytic and numerical results for the time evolution of the temperature profile in the linear and radiation diffusion problems as a function of Courant factor.

Observed orders of convergence for 1D Riemann problems as a function of the mesh and time step at constant CFL number vary with the studied case, and the CFL number and on the regularity of the solution.

There was no significant difference in mean levels of conduct problems as a function of the reporter of parent information.

The treatment of strong correlations between particles leads to exponentially large eigenvalue problems as a function of the system size.