Sentence examples for solution basis from inspiring English sources
Free vibration analysis and the severity of mode localization are appraised, without decoupling the system, by considering as a solution basis the fundamental free response or dynamical solution.
In particular, the open question of how to efficiently design a good solution basis is approached with an algorithm inspired by the Leave-One-Out Cross Validation (LOOCV) strategy.
This is done by means of a series comparison with the more 'exact' linear classical theory (E) valid over arbitrary uniform slopes and known to have a "minimum norm" solution basis pair, respectively, regular and logarithmically singular at the shore line.
In a world increasingly urbanised, they have to be the solution, the "basis of possibility", given their concentration of skills, finance, technology and efficient forms of production, transportation and living.
Netanyahu surged to victory with the right partly on the back of a clear disavowal of his 2009 Bar-Ilan speech in which he committed to a two-state solution, the basis of US-led negotiations with the Palestinians.
Due to the use of the fundamental solution as basis functions, the method leads to a global approximation scheme in both spatial and time domains.
Since genetic algorithm searches for the optimal solution, on basis of the maximum fitness, which is inversely proportional to the minimum error in (8), we need to define the fitness function as follows (9) F (S, I ) = 1 J (S, I ) Therefore, (10) max (S, I ) F (S, I ) = 1 min (S, I ) J (S, I ) - Choose a species for cell population density control.
These solutions become basis functions for reconstructing the particle size distribution using a moment methodology.
The results are a handful of solutions, a basis to aid in the selection of a design alternative.
- Make copies of possible solutions, on basis of their fitness.
"The Arab League delegation affirms that agreement should be based on the two-state solution, on the basis of the 4th of June 1967 line" with the possibility of a "comparable and mutual agreed minor swap of the land," he said.
