Sentence examples for range by which from inspiring English sources

When the experimental data and the inferences of the models are compared, the fuzzy-genetic model yielded results in a more successful range by which behaviours can be defined than the multi layered artificial neural network and fuzzy logic models.

It can be inferred that the local constraint between a block and slope is changed from "static friction" to "kinetic friction" by changing the operating range, by which the global constraint "balance of forces" (steady state constraint) is changed to "Newton's second law" (dynamic change constraint) (the generated explanation is shown in Fig. 2c).

This is the age range by which most higher education has been completed, allowing us to more clearly see changes in educational attainment patterns.

"The Form A certifications for these chemicals will provide a range by which waste management quantities and practices may be estimated," the agency wrote in its proposal.

The amount, or range, by which a parameter can be changed before the fit becomes significantly bad, is a measure for the sensitivity of the parameter for a particular solution.

The ruggedness of the Appalachians, the transverse ranges by which they are crossed, their maze of streams and rivers, and their lack of natural passes created a formidable barrier to early explorers and settlers.

The SOA ranges by which the values of C deviated from the base SOAs of S, and the step size between the Cs, were chosen on basis of ten Hoopen et al. (1995), and further piloting.

Every car within the transmission range, represented by, (which is usually twice as small as the interference range) will receive the message with probability.

Indeed, a big part of the Manhattan Oil Project experience is watching the expressions on the faces of passers-by, which range from amusement to total disbelief.

Emphasis is placed on describing the general design features and range of mechanisms by which such sensors are able to elicit a luminescent response upon exposure to an analyte.

The strategy consists of a range of methods by which man-made vibrations are communicated to the soil, either by using hand tools or occasionally power equipment (more recently chain saws but historically a model T ford might be used).