Sentence examples for reference variables from inspiring English sources

This is a formal specification and uses reference variables to enable changing the connectivity between processes and referring to instances of processes (Fisher et al. 2011).

MMC makes use of reference variables to localise the mixing and was originally formulated for stochastic reference variables with standard Gaussian distributions.

Attachment effects accounted for up to 9.8% of unique variance proportions in the person reference variables.

The equations are solved in a prescribed, jointly Gaussian reference space with stochastic reference variables emulating the fluctuations of the mixture fraction and normalized sensible enthalpy conditioning variables.

The reference governor is finally obtained in the form of a piecewise affine function of state and reference variables by means of a multi-parametric programming technique.

Two reference variables that represent mixing and reaction progress, such as mixture fraction and sensible enthalpy, are used to emulate turbulent scalar fluctuations.

Global end-diastolic volume index (GEDVI) and stroke volume index (SVI) measured by the PiCCOplus system (Pulsion Medical Systems, Munich, Germany) were used as TEE-independent reference variables.

The realisation of converting between different scenarios of the subsystem, and synchronization between Localisation subsystem and On-board subsystem of SatZBfor continuous simulation using reference variables are elaborated in this paper.

To assess the effects of further deviations during the time segments of operation, a set of reference variables estimated fuel overconsumption levels with regard to a theoretical zero deviation.

Two control objectives are addressed in this paper: one is to achieve robust tracking of two reference variables, the battery current and the load voltage, the other is to achieve smooth transition of these variables during load switch.

3.5, the social feedback also indicates the reference variables desired by society, denoted (hat{w_{t}}).