Sentence examples for successive principle from inspiring English sources

Use of the Successive Principle has demonstrated this during the later decennials.

Then, based on the successive approximation principle, we proposed a novel power allocation design which is simple and easy to compute, and exhibits excellent convergence properties.

Finally, compared to the power allocation Algorithm 1, the ease of computation and simplicity of the design based on the successive approximation principle can be appreciated from the simple and elegant structure of (27)–(30).

The algorithm breaks each polyphase into non-overlapping Q-grams and bases its search on a successive refinement principle by employing beam pruning technique.

Herein, we solve the optimization problem in (13) based on the distortion function in (22) and using the successive-approximation principle outlined in the preceding subsection.

Third, successive stringent principles were used for high-quality SLAF marker selection.

The development of this methodology allows successive and, in principle, limitless introduction of arm segment into μ-star polymers.

In the sequel, based on a successive approximation (SA) principle, we present a novel quasianalytical solution of the optimization problem which is simple and the associated algorithm is computationally efficient compared to Algorithm 1, exhibits remarkable convergence properties, and achieves distortion very close to the global optimum of the Algorithm 1 with no appreciable performance gap.

Ten day-long subseries were analyzed applying the moving window principle: successive subseries overlapping by one day were built and analyzed (sub-series 1: day 1 to day 10, subseries 2: from day 2 to day 11, etc [53].

These are widely distributed systems whose edges consist of numerous receptors such as sensor networks and RFID readers, and whose interior nodes consist of traditional host computers organized using the principle of successive aggregation.

There is, for instance, a large literature examining whether the four principles proposed in successive editions of Beauchamp and Childress' Principles of Biomedical Ethics are universally valued or irredeemably American, as well as some suggestions for specific regional or cultural reformulations of these four principles [ 8- 22].