Sentence examples for system of variables from inspiring English sources

What a game can do, as Suzanne Seggerman noted, is turn just about any complex and potentially overwhelming system of variables into a manageable simulation that can be played, refined and analysed as many times as you want.

Moreover, intrinsic physical properties of the system of variables such as positivity can be ensured.

The VAR is commonly used in systems forecasting interrelated time series and analyzing the dynamic impact of random disturbances on a system of variables.

VAR and VEC models are commonly used in systems forecasting interrelated time series and analyzing the dynamic impact of random disturbances on a system of variables (Ghysels 2016; Park et al. 2011).

Assuming this light mass imperfection throughout this paper, the effects of slow rotation and light isotropic viscous damping are considered in a system of variables consisting of the amplitudes of principal and quadrature vibrating patterns, the angle of the rotation of the vibrating pattern (called the precession angle) and the phase shift of the vibrating pattern.

The Johansen test for cointegration begins by considering the unrestricted reduced form of a system of variables, which by assumption can be represented as a finite order VAR model: {x}_t={A}_1{x}_{t-1}+{A}_{t-2}+dots+{ots +{A}_p{x}_{t-p}+{varepsilon}_t (5).

Pierrepoint devised a system of variable lengths of rope, based on a prisoner's height, weight and girth, to ensure that death was swift and that the head wasn't snapped off the body.

The Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation (RKO) was created in 1928 to showcase the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) Photophone system of variable area recording.

During the last decade, Congress sensibly replaced a system of variable-rate loans with fixed rates that allowed families to know what their loans would cost.

Fluid flow in pre-distributor is a complex system of variable mass flow with many orifices and sub-branches.

This paper presents the vertical dynamics of a simply supported Euler Bernoulli beam subjected to a moving mass-suspended payload system of variable velocities.