Sentence examples for stable behaviour from inspiring English sources

The advantage of using ToF information is that it has a more stable behaviour in these illumination conditions.

PLSR and PCR show more stable behaviour with comparable q2 values for the inner and the outer loops.

The averaging scores of individual subvolumes seem to suffer from outliers; thus, more sophisticated temporal processing of scores might lead to more stable behaviour.

This stable behaviour is essential if the model is not to raise alerts for fluctuations in environmental values that are "normal".

In general, the FP and NSCM estimates guarantee a more stable behaviour of the P FA values, fluctuating around the desired value of 10−2.

The previous section (3.1) showed that the analyst is likely to observe a somewhat stable behaviour of the respondents after they have familiarised themselves with the experiment.

The idea that traits represent relatively stable behaviours has received criticism from psychologists who point out that behavioral consistency across situations and across time is not the rule.

As long as the velocity is within the range between the nonlinear and linear critical velocities, the system motion can have two stable behaviours depending on the initial perturbation: the equilibrium points when the perturbation is sufficiently low or, alternatively, an asymmetric limit cycle as periodic attractor.

There are three possible asymptotic stable behaviours for an autonomous dynamical system: chaotic, periodic, or quasi-periodic.

This larger network was globally consistent, meaning that it may entail stable behaviours when experimental data is added to it.

Available data suggests that TV viewing and use of computer/games are relatively stable behaviours which track moderately in childhood and adolescence [ 10].