Sentence examples for represented systems from inspiring English sources

Then, the sufficient condition for the existence of the FD filter for the represented systems is obtained via linear matrix inequalities.

Their seasonal expression profiles all exhibit similar predicted patterns with the apparent peak around May, thereby suggesting that a seasonal expression change is employed by their represented systems (e.g. E2 and GABA) to coincide with fish reproductive development.

Furthermore, the effects of evolutionary change can be visualized and easily understood, and features of graph represented systems, such as different kinds of attractor dynamics in the system phase space, are still available.

* Water system served by wells, surface sources or other sources with federally-mandated monitoring; represented systems served 95 to > 600 000 homes; water came directly or via intermediate purveyors from one of 55 water suppliers, including 12 serving multiple (≤ 12) sampled homes.

They, in fact, represent systems that are describable by linear constant coefficient differential equations.

In the outsourcers division, which represents systems integrators that resell WorldCom's services, net installations fell to $532,000 in the fourth quarter, down from $2.1 million in the second.

Version vector based systems are of the most interest since they represent systems to which our guarantees could be added with relatively minimal effort.

Explores visualization methodologies to conceive and represent systems and data, e.g., financial, media, economic, political, etc. Covers basic methods for research, cleaning, and analysis of datasets.

It involves defining levels of abstraction to formally represent systems being designed, as well as formulating problems to be addressed at and across the abstraction levels.

Typing proofs define a general framework based on inference rules where shape rules and graphs representing systems are type judgements.

This approach represents systems as individual elements having their own set of differing states and internal processes.