Sentence examples for target quantities from inspiring English sources
Virtual references are derived from measurements by the analysis of the sensitivity of the single target quantities with respect to the available process inputs.
The new approach enables the treatment of vibrational, rotational, and spin non-LTE as well as a dependence of the non-LTE state distribution on the retrieval target quantities.
Sampling locations were selected by probability sampling, so that in estimating the target quantities no model assumptions on the spatial variation were required, and valid estimates could be obtained by design-based inference.
Finally, additional MCNPX calculations have been performed to simulate the measurement of the cross-section for 235mU n,f) using different target quantities and different initial isomer-to-ground state compositions.
Design-based inference typically assumes a finite population of elements to which one or more fixed target quantities are linked.
From the methods section it is clear that models can be used in several ways for improving the estimation of target quantities in large-area forests surveys.
The target quantity is the probability that the vector is not equal to 0. We focus on models assuming a single constraint so that the target quantity is identified by a nonparametric statistical target parameter.
The latter casts remap as a quadratic program whose optimal solution minimizes the distance to a suitable target quantity, subject to a system of linear inequality constraints.
Data at each source is summarized into a single codeword and sent to a central location, where a target quantity is estimated using received codewords.
For initial reaction conditions previously 'optimised' via standard procedures it has been possible in most cases to achieve a further improvement of 20 40% of the target quantity.
The approximation of an exact mass update operator defines the target quantity, which provides the best possible accuracy of the new masses without regard to any physical constraints such as conservation of mass or local bounds.
