Sentence examples for problem of characteristic from inspiring English sources

The problem of characteristic frequencies is numerically reflected in an ill-conditioning of the coefficient matrix arising from the transformation of the integral equation to a linear set of equations.

The singularity characteristic analyses for MEE V-notches are transformed into a problem of solving characteristic ordinary differential equations with variable coefficients.

Thus, the optimum weight vector is the eigenvector associated with the largest eigenvalue (generalized eigenvalue problem) of the characteristic equation given by (32).

Thus, the problem of extracting characteristic points common for both sets, in a way which will allow for obtaining a basis for building a complete and accurate 3D city model, will be fundamental.

A special problem of selecting characteristic measurements for categorising behavioural data lies in the temporal aspect because behaviour often appears to occur as a continuous sequence.

However, for the problem of SSR characteristics of the power system with UPFC, very limited studies have been reported.

The problem of fractal characteristics estimation was solved using fractal theory methods designed for nonstationary time series.

Supply adequacy is a problem of static characteristics of wind power output determined from wind as primary fuel, in the time scale of minutes or above, while operation stability is a problem of dynamic characteristics of wind power output determined from turbine controls, in the time scale of seconds or below.

Large selection of facilities for management of heating and water systems and the choice of appropriate building technology makes it difficult to solve the problem of optimizing characteristics of such a holding by using standard methods.

In this respect, the study was undertaken by including as many explanatory variables as possible to minimize the problem of unobservable characteristics in our evaluation of the impact of Prosopis invasion.

On the other hand, it opens up the very real possibility that the results might be explained away as the result of "experimental demand" (essentially, the subjects deliberately trying to produce the results that they believe the experimenters want, regardless of the actual underlying cognitive processes involved – see Supplement: The Problem of Demand Characteristics in Imagery Experiments).