Sentence examples for reduction applicable to from inspiring English sources
However, there remains a gap: is there a dimension reduction applicable to finite networks of non-identical sinusoidally-coupled oscillators?
This paper presents a new graphical approach named superimposed mass and energy curves (SMEC) for simultaneous mass and heat reduction applicable to both mass transfer-based and non-mass transfer-based systems.
Ordination is a form of data reduction applicable to multi-dimensional data sets.
Recently, Lingner and Meinicke (2008a) described an approach for search space reduction applicable to speedup database searches with pHMMs based on machine learning techniques.
To provide immediate spending money for those with moderate incomes, he would make that reduction retroactively applicable to 2007 income for taxpayers earning less than $97,500.
We investigate the efficiency of all PAPR reduction schemes applicable to DRM at a CCDF of 10−4.
According to our investigations, the ACE postfiltering is seen as the most promising PAPR reduction approach applicable to DRM, which has been verified by measurements.
To manufacture freeform optics to the necessary tolerances, a novel artifact-based error reduction methodology applicable to multi-axis diamond milling was developed.
Objective: To develop the (1) simplest, most efficacious, mineral (phosphorous, potassium, and sodium) reduction procedures applicable to a total dietary selection of foods that will (2) preserve postprocessing food taste and texture expectations.
A specific variance reduction technique, applicable to pinhole simulations, is that photons exiting the source/phantom volume are directed into a solid angle that, for each separate emission point, covers a circular area around the centre of the pinhole having a diameter equal to four times the pinhole diameter.
On the basis of criteria prescribed by the DRM standard, all PAPR reduction schemes applicable to DRM are determined and the underlying parameters are adjusted individually to achieve the best trade-off between the PAPR gain, MER loss, spectral pollution, and synchronization accuracy.
