Sentence examples for suitable ordering from inspiring English sources
Next an analytical expression for the variance of the inventory position is derived and used together with the bullwhip expression to determine suitable ordering system designs that minimise both bullwhip and inventory variance for a range of weightings between the two variances.
One suitable ordering can be defined as follows.
Unfortunately, it cannot be easily extended to two-dimensional media, as there no simple and suitable ordering of the physical position that can be defined.
The concept of probabilistic complete metric space was adapted to the formalism of Banach spaces endowed with norms being defined by triangular functions and under a suitable ordering in the considered space.
The concept of probabilistic complete metric space was adapted to the formalism of Banach spaces defined with norms being defined by triangular functions and under a suitable ordering in the considered space.
Our algorithm for computing the Shapley values for all x ∈ X can be summarized as follows: (1) Select a suitable ordering x1, x2,..., x n of X. (2) Compute, for each arc a ∈ A, the value κ(a).
A chief limitation is the slow read time between measurements and the sensitivity of the sensor, resulting in difficulty with fast desensitizing receptor systems; yet with the judicious use of agents that maintain an active state and retard desensitization, this obstacle may be overcome and a suitable rank ordering of potency determined for agonists and antagonists.
The regulation issued Thursday, which the court said was "approved by the chief justice of the United States," requires visitors to "maintain suitable order and decorum within the Supreme Court building and grounds".
These functions are approximated by Bickley-type splines of suitable orders.
where a 11 ( t ) ∈ R and A i j ( t ) are matrices (or vectors) of suitable orders.
Many analysis techniques are used to construct the suitable order interval (see Lemma 2, [13]) and the spaces with suitable weighted norms.
