Sentence examples for sufficient parameters from inspiring English sources
Once sufficient parameters have been introduced, the resulting equations for stress can give realistic results in a systems code, which allows for the interdependence of all the variables.
It is possible to constitute a high performance support system in this swelling and squeezing types of rocks by choosing appropriate round interval, using a non-deformable and heavier I profile and using sufficient parameters obtained by analysis.
The theory provides each of the 21 (necessary and sufficient) parameters required for such a description.
The deleterious effect of heterotachy on phylogenetic reconstruction can be mitigated by the use of probabilistic models with sufficient parameters to correctly describe this phenomenon [ 63, 65].
However, microhardness cannot be considered as a sufficient parameter to design a tribological application.
Furthermore, the analyses of the recordings suggest that Vs30 alone may not be a sufficient parameter for the characterization of site amplification.
The design conditions are provided in terms of sufficient parameter-dependent LMI conditions combined with scalar searches, being capable to synthesize robust or gain-scheduled controllers.
Necessary and sufficient parameter-dependent linear matrix inequality (LMI) conditions for the existence of a parameter-dependent filter assuring that the estimation error dynamics is quadratically stable and satisfies bounds to the H2 or to the H∞ norms are given.
The chloride threshold at the reinforcement depth, used by standards as a single parameter to predict the end of the initiation period, is a necessary but not a sufficient parameter to define service life.
Finally, taken as a whole, this study shows that ξL is a sufficient parameter for quantifying the effects of buoyancy on the fluctuating and mean characteristics of turbulent jet flames.
Therefore, visual acuity measurement alone is not a sufficient parameter to accurately evaluate the retinal, especially the macular function.
