Sentence examples for suitable coherent from inspiring English sources

Corresponding hedging strategies arise as minimizers of a suitable coherent risk measure.

Although good-deal theory has been initiated merely as a valuation approach (cf. the conclusions in Björk and Slinko 2006), a corresponding notion of (good-deal) hedging strategies can be defined as minimizers of a suitable dynamic coherent risk measure, in the spirit of Barrieu and El Karoui (2009), such that the good-deal bounds appear as market consistent risk measures, cf. Becherer (2009).

Because of human limitations and failings, one cannot build a suitable and coherent moral system of beliefs those virtues must derive from a divine source and their reward from perceiving the infinite love of God at the root of all things.

Using the model, we find the most suitable and spatially coherent management areas outside the heavily used training areas.

To ensure suitable weighting and coherent signal addition we combine the diversity technique with the LMS approach to process the signals of the different microphones.

In (Bielecki et al. 2014b), the authors introduce a new form of time consistency that is suitable for dynamic coherent acceptability indices.

The method not only is suitable for non-coherent signals but also can process coherent signals directly without any decoherent operations; in addition, the number of signals is not necessarily known a priori.

This paper deals with a novel constitutive framework suitable for non-coherent interfaces, such as cracks, undergoing large deformations in a geometrically exact setting.

A double-well potential suitable for quantum-coherent vortex tunnelling can be created in an annular Josephson junction by inserting a microshort in the junction and by applying an in-plane dc magnetic field.

6.100 is the appropriate number for work that is a coherent laboratory project suitable for letter grade credit.

After measuring on the coherent state, the suitable operations including swapping of photon states and single-photon transformations are carried out by classical feed forward, conditioned on the measurement outcomes.