Sentence examples for robust region from inspiring English sources
The main objective was to identify the conditions where an adequate separation in minimal analysis duration could be achieved within a robust region.
The main objective of the method was to identify the conditions where adequate separation quality in minimal analysis duration could be achieved within a robust region that guarantees the stability of method performance.
A new and robust region-growing algorithm incorporating with Fuzzy C-means (FCM) clustering and vesselness filter is proposed to segment any potential lesion regions.
Multidimensional robust regions were successfully defined and graphically depicted.
However, QTL were detected on LG-III, LG-VI and LG-XIII, which belong to the six robust regions selected by Rohde et al. [ 9].
We thus aimed to define the most robust regions of design space for attempting to engineer artificial Turing patterns in cells.
In most papers the error catastrophe is equated to the loss of the master sequence [ 1, 17- 19], in other papers it is taken to be the delocalization of the population over the sequence space [ 20- 23], while in others it is defined as a transition to more robust regions of the sequence space [ 24].
The mandibles of the two groups clearly differed in shape after being bred for thirty weeks on their respective diets; the mice fed on a soft diet displayed a less robust alveolar region, a dorsally shifted molar alveolar region, and less robust angular processes.
By using PIλDμ controller, we investigate the problem of computing the robust stability region for interval plant with time delay.
Our legs themselves are very long compared to our arms, we have knee joints that can fully extend and lock, and a highly unique foot with a robust ankle region and specialized arches for shock absorption.
These optimization results provided a small robust manufacturing region, hence a change in the cut angles of embossed letters and numbers from 70° to 90° in the modified compression tooling was evaluated.
