Sentence examples for range of admissible from inspiring English sources
The range of admissible uncertainties is enlarged to modify the uncertainty bound matrix.
We are hence able to obtain a sharp range of admissible Sobolev exponents for which the spacetime estimate holds.
In this work, we focus on methods for offline fouling detection during aircraft ground handling, where the allowable variability range of admissible inputs is wider.
However, a full analysis of what phylogenetic information is present in the mummy data has not previously been published, leaving open the question of what precisely is the range of admissible interpretation.
Its orbital dynamics is controlled by exploiting the differential force due to the solar radiation pressure, which is obtained by modulating the reflectivity coefficient of the electrochromic material within a range of admissible values.
On the other hand we produce several constructions for a wide range of admissible values, in particular for every admissible value of k when v is odd and Γ is an arbitrary group of odd order possessing a subgroup of order gcd k,v).
The second approach allows to cover the full range of nonlinearities admissible to treatment by Gibbs measure, working instead with a delicate analysis of convergence properties of solutions.
What unites all of the Objective Bayesians is their conviction that in many circumstances, symmetry considerations uniquely determine the relevant prior probabilities and that even when they don't uniquely determine the relevant prior probabilities, they often so constrain the range of rationally admissible prior probabilities, as to assure convergence on the relevant posterior probabilities.
These figures are well above the lower range of values considered admissible in the literature (about F = 10, see Stock et al. 2002) and suggest that the selected instruments account for a significant variation in the SP variable.
Nonetheless, the resulting method is applicable to the entire admissible range of problem parameters.
Technical systems are designed to perform an intended task with an admissible range of efficiency.
