Sentence examples for solution the relationship from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the n th adaptive channel estimator h ˜ n + 1 is the optimal solution, the relationship between the (n = 1 th channel estimator h ˜ n + 1 and input signal x t) is given as h ˜ T n + 1 x t = y t, (26).

One or several elements of the problem may be unknown, the same elements may be different in different context, there is uncertainty about the concepts necessary for a solution, the relationship between concepts and rules may be inconsistent between cases.

In the developed enhancement solution the relationship between the Ln concentration and the fluorescent signal is linear up to 10 nmol/L of La and the fluorometer is linear up to 5 × 10 fluorescence counts with the instrument settings shown in Table  1.

EID case studies tend to report the work domain analysis, the design solution and the relationship between these two artefacts.

An analytical solution to the relationship between recovery and imbibition time for linear spontaneous imbibition has also been derived in the case in which gravity is ignored.

The current solution overlooks the relationship between the computation unit as a record and the storage unit as a block.

Hardebeck and Hauksson (2001) obtained a general two-dimensional solution for the relationship between the near-field rotation of the stress field and the ratio of the earthquake stress drop ΔτAt to the background deviatoric stress magnitude τ.

On the basis of regular solution theory, the relationship between the Flory-Huggins interaction parameter and the solubility parameter is defined by using Equation 6: χ sp = δ s - δ p 2. V m ∕ R. T (6).

The aim in doing so is not to model human perception explicitly, but to determine whether human perception – in this case the HK effect – represents a robust solution to the relationship between scenes and images (retinal responses) that must have been experienced by the primary visual cortex during evolution.

Table 3 gives the mean number of ODE solutions performed by each algorithm to reach the 'good' and 'good-enough' solutions; as expected, the synchronous and asynchronous piES algorithms both perform roughly the same number of ODE solutions, and the relationship between number of ODE solutions for the piES and pLSA algorithms follows the same pattern as the time taken.

In this study, plain-weave laminates of C-glass and amine-cured epoxy are exposed to water and sulfuric acid solutions, and the relationship between diffusion kinetics and strength-loss is discussed.