Sentence examples for suitable sense from inspiring English sources

Anthony Russell's Don Alfonso showed a muted but well-cushioned baritone and a suitable sense of restraint.

In this talk we discuss a proof of well-posedness (in a suitable sense) for vortex filaments of arbitrary circulation.

It involves an explicit, curvature dependent and typically unbounded potential, and is again optimal in a suitable sense.

In a suitable sense, linearly analogous to space-modulated stability [15], we prove global-in-time bounded stability in any Sobolev space, and asymptotic stability of dispersive type.

We show that the assignment (A,α ↦Aα is functorial, and that Rieffel's Morita equivalence is natural in a suitable sense.

It had taken Gordon a couple of hours to process the data on my strokes, and now, with a torrential shower darkening the afternoon, and providing what I considered a suitable sense of foreboding, I was about to get an evidence-based diagnosis of my game.

Furthermore, with a different approach, we prove Rellich-type inequalities associated with the shifted Laplacian, which are again sharp in suitable senses.

During the training phase, both the sensing matrix and the nonlinear inference operator are jointly optimized, leading to a suitable sensing matrix and better performance for the overall task of image classification in the compressed domain.

The proposed technique can be applied to designing a variety of sensors by replacing the ZnO film with suitable sensing films.

Thus, suitable sensing period should be chosen.

Thus, suitable sensing period should also be considered.