Sentence examples for systems which results from inspiring English sources

Instead of it, the model of a perfectly sliding sphere was proposed for such systems, which results in the Sutherland formula for the diffusion coefficient, D = kBT/4πηa.

Superimposed training (ST) is used to estimate channel in orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems which results in higher throughput than the time/frequency multiplexed training schemes.

Consequently, it requires one to design and manufacture dedicated chips to perform the transient stability analysis for different power systems, which results in prohibitively high fabrication cost.

The "dead spot" phenomenon in prosthetics is a disruption in forward progression observed in the rearfoot of passive prosthetic foot-ankle systems which results in a compensatory and inefficient gait pattern by amputees.

Thus, targeting it in a safe and effecting manner would be helpful to the majority of children diagnosed with retinoblastoma, especially in developing countries where the probability of survival is closer to 50% due to poor education, lower socioeconomic status and inadequate healthcare systems, which results in delayed diagnosis and suboptimal care (Rodriguez-Galindo et al. 2008).

This chapter presents a new architecture for the integrated modeling of control and reconfiguration control applications for such systems, which results in a modular advanced engineering environment for distributed and reconfigurable Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS) based on the International Electrochemical Commission (IEC) 61499 standard.

802.11 networks are frequency planned systems, which result in inefficiencies from static partitioning of spectrum.

Infiltration was less in management systems which resulted in wetter soil; viz.

He also created some of the first surround-sound systems, which resulted in 5.1 and 7.1 sound for theaters and homes.

As a consequence, any theory relying on market mechanisms, including most liberal theories, will yield systems which result in women systematically having less income and wealth than men.

Most of the sewage systems in Osaka are "combined systems," which result in increased discharge after high rainfall events because of an inflow of storm water (Broadhead et al. 2013).