The fast convergence obtained by the proposed algorithm can be justified by the fact that when far from the optimum solution, this algorithm exhibits faster convergence than the NLMS algorithm by automatically increasing the step size (gear-shifting property).
So in a pinch, the Pico projector could replace a TV set when you're using full-size gear like DVD players or game consoles.
Industrial-size gear can whip up industrial-level heat, he said, which can slightly cook the ingredients and spoil the distinctive tang of freshness.
What they wanted, they told him during long bicycle rides with him, was properly sized gear that held up on a 10-mile run followed by a 50-mile bike ride.
On November 1, 2011, the Company spun off the small-size gear motor business.
Outside the main circle, smaller circles turned like human-size gears.
The process could also lead researchers in the field of micro machines to build their dust-size gears and motors out of diamond instead of silicon.
Inside, amid a tangle of rusted pipes and man-size gears, the damp aroma of molasses has given way to the electric odor of sparks as welders dismantle the mill that long sustained not only this town, but a sizable slice of Cuba's economy.
In the opening tableau of "Crow," for instance, a baby bird cracks out of an egglike mound and slowly unfolds its wings and legs, operated with finger-size gears by some of the piece's six actors, who also read Hughes's poems and perform modern-dance sequences to accompany the birds' movements.
Week 4: The students first reviewed what they learned so far in the program (energy, electricity, force, current), and then worked with their partners to finish using a motor, gears, solar panel(s), and some string to pull up a cup of cubes; however, this time they used different sized gears.
