Sentence examples for simultaneously identifiable from inspiring English sources

From the theoretical point of view this is not surprising since variance and correlation parameters are not simultaneously identifiable.

A fractional factorial design in this class has a desirable property that parameters of the main effect model are simultaneously identifiable.

What counts in movies of this sort is moving the characters around on the game board in ways that are simultaneously identifiable (so you get what you expected) and newish (so you don't feel ripped off) — well, that, and blowing stuff up.

From the cost function plot, we observe a narrow area of parameters which seem to produce a similar output as the reference parameter θ ref. This shows that the two model parameters are not simultaneously identifiable from the considered output, and indicates that there may exist a functional dependence between the parameters u1 and u2 such that the model yields similar outputs y(t).

However, this issue is less problematic if identifiable adults are simultaneously collected and sequenced in the same local area.

Often, all candidate identifiable pairs cannot be merged simultaneously; that is, after a pair has been merged, other candidate pairs may become nonidentifiable.

Russell peopled the movie, as he has so many others, with characters that simultaneously exist only in Russell-land and are deeply identifiable -- that parent who presses an issue too far, the partner whose interest in your well-being is inextricable from his or her own interest.

It is well known (e.g., Maddala (1983), Quandt (1988)) in the context of this type of model that the off-diagonal term 12 is not identifiable (for the simple reason that both regimes cannot simultaneously obtain).

Tang's work is simultaneously familiar and difficult to place because, while the imagery is easily identifiable, the materials are unexpected.

This system, equivalent to a solid-state array in many capacities, can be used to simultaneously detect multiple proteins [7] or nucleic acids [2] via identifiable fluorescent signatures on beads with a corresponding affinity label.

These transitions do not occur simultaneously on the different orientations but show a pronounced structure sensitivity with clearly identifiable critical temperatures of 417 K for Pd(110), 423 K for Pd(100), and 432 K for Pd(111).