Sentence examples for simplicity in analysis from inspiring English sources
The presented algorithm, due to its simplicity in analysis and ease of implementation of the non-symmetrical and three-dimensional objects, is advantageous to the commercial software such as ANSYS, MAXWELL, and FLUX.
For simplicity in analysis and in simulation we neglect the multi-path fading, or fading due to obstacles.
For practical applications and simplicity in the analysis, the vibration analysis for the structure is limited to lateral and longitudinal directions of the beams.
For the convenience and simplicity in engineering analysis, the fitting curves representing the relationship among lightning current amplitude, stroke distance and electric field strength is deduced.
Assumed discount rates, and minimum and maximum pension, are homogeneous to ensure simplicity in the analysis.
For the sake of simplicity, in the analysis of the ML estimator performance in Section 3, we ignore the effect of the shadow fading by taking the expectation with respect to (w.r.t).
For the sake of simplicity, in this analysis, we start by assuming a narrow band transmission, since the results can be easily extended for multicarrier-based systems as discussed later.
For simplicity in our analysis,, but the model is readily extendable to. Figure 5 shows a typical configuration for a shared relay under the general cellular model presented in Section 2. The relay is placed at the corner of three adjacent cells (hence, so that each base station has a sector pointing directly at the shared relay).
For simplicity in further analysis, average exposure across the period (0,L) days was modelled for each gender and two age groups (≤80 and >80).
Test outcomes for DENV IgG antibodies which were considered boundary values according to manufacturer's instructions, were allocated as negative for simplicity in statistical analysis.
For sake of simplicity in our analysis the participants were classified into the 2 groups: eGFR ≥60 ml/min per 1.73 m and eGFR <60 ml/min per 1.73 m, the latter group being defined as CKD.
