Sentence examples for solution of the relative from inspiring English sources

For each method, the initial solution of the relative pose between the camera and the 2D laser sensor is computed by adopting a reasonable assumption about geometric structures.

Analytic solutions of the relative density, shear strength and modulus for the three variations of WBCs including the ordinary WBC with X-orientation are derived.

The above work (also see [58 67]) shows that the monotone iterative technique is an effective analysis tool for obtaining iterative solutions and numerical solutions of the relative differential equations.

Based on the numerical solution of the linearized relative dynamics of the Restricted Three-Body Problem (expressed in inertial coordinates with a time-variant nature), the proposed algorithm breaks down the whole rendezvous trajectory into several arcs.

The average sizes of the pits are shown to increase with both the total concentration of the casting solution and the relative concentration of PMMA.

The effect of the anodisation voltage on the oxide layer thickness (from less than 1 μm up to 150 μm), incorporation of the electrolyte solution species (the relative content of Nb in the coatings dropped from 36.5 to 0.7 at%), adhesion strength (the Lc2 increased from 6.31 ± 0.38 to 14.10 ± 0.47 N) and corrosion resistance (the Rp changed from 10.4 ± 2.7 to 60.9 ± 13.7 MΩ cm2) was described.

As a result, the SPR sensor was capable to detect a change in the refractive index of the ethanol solution with the relative high linearity at the correlation coefficient of 0.9842.

Depending on the size, the aspect ratio, and the turbostratic order of the crystallites, and also the composition of the interstitial solution, the relative importance of each contribution could be modified.

Even if we accept the toxicity of HES solutions, the relative safety of other solutions is not entirely clear.

The second fitness function is a measure of the solution complexity given the relative size of the set of endmembers as specified in Equation (8), denoted by f|·| (E), f ⋅ ( E ) = E E WM, (8).

No midway solution between the relative anarchy of independent, individual states and a world government with the full paraphernalia of legislative powers and of an overwhelming military force would provide a sufficiently stable international framework for the nations to feel that wars would not break out and thus stop them from behaviour that is often conducive to wars.