Sentence examples for relates a system from inspiring English sources

The transfer function algebraically relates a system's output to its input, and this function allows separation of the input, the system, and the output into three separate and distinct parts.

The analysis of voltammetric measurements relates a system parameter [11], diffusion coefficient D, and the experimental variables, such as the initial concentration c0, the electrode area A, scan rate v, and temperature T, as well as other parameters (here: number of transferred electrons n), of the electrochemical system to the electric current i flowing through the electrode.

Recommendations: A: System Related Recommendations 8. Enhance the capacity of EthioInfo for data analysis including extrapolation, interpolation, data gap filling, and other data analysis functionalities.

The second case relates to a system after adaptive optics closed-loop correction and is referred to as corrected case.

The first case relates to a system which was well aligned using a Hartmann-Shack-sensor to ensure an optimized wave front after each element.

The social behaviour of bullheads (Ictalurus) and other ostariophysans is related to a system of communications using chemical signals.

The first two patents (the '003 and '617 patents) generally relate to a system of regulating entry into mass transit systems using bank cards.

Pisa's own in-depth study of the country's result maintains that "the percentage of students enrolled in private schools is not related to a system's overall performance".

It says that school choice and competition are not related to improved performance; autonomy over the curriculum and assessment appears to improve performance; the percentage of students enrolled in private schools is not related to a system's overall success; and the highest performing education systems are those that combine excellence with equity.

And those on the right who advocate allowing private providers to run state schools need to answer PISA's conclusion that: 'across OECD countries and all countries and economies that participated in PISA 2012, the percentage of students enrolled in private schools is not related to a system's overall performance'.

We show that such transforms are related to a system of analytic vectors for the generator of the process, and we state conditions which allow for holomorphic extension of these transforms into a strip which contains the positive real axis.