Sentence examples for reasonable bound from inspiring English sources

The truncation errors estimated are considered as "error forces" and their reasonable bound is defined to determine the number of acceptable modes.

For an energy critical mission, it is desirable to minimize the net control effort through advanced mathematical modelling, even at the cost of compromising accuracy within a reasonable bound.

The simulation results are shown displaying robustness against the disturbance, torques required from the motors are plot and since the control input was optimized the values lie within a reasonable bound.

To keep the present paper within a reasonable bound the application aspect will be postponed to a forthcoming paper.

Therefore, we believe our two scenarios, one with an initial weight loss followed by 90% weight regain over 10 years, and the other with permanent weight loss provide a reasonable bound of the potential savings.

A reasonable bound might be one where protection increased from 1 to 99 % in some small fraction of the range of assay values, say 1/50th; the curve would then be virtually indistinguishable from a step function.

Finally, we propose a method to confine a target node to a bounded set when a reasonable lower bound on the measurement errors is a priori unknown, for instance, in a practical scenario in which it is difficult to find a reasonable lower bound on the measurement error.

We have further assumed that the measurement errors are bounded from below and assumed a reasonable lower bound on measurement error is known a priori, and then have enlarged the measurements with the absolute value of the lower bound of the measurements to derive a new set of distance estimates with positive errors.

For practical measurements, we can use the upper bound developed in (18) or (23) if a reasonable lower bound on the measurement errors is available.

The observed structural behaviour leads to a new reasonable lower bound of the buckling load.

General equations for static equilibrium of the spire under lateral acceleration are first presented, and provide a reasonable lower bound for predicting collapse.