Sentence examples for term based on a from inspiring English sources

A penalty term based on a localization operator is therefore added to improve the recovery of jet noise sources.

An observer is designed which contains a corrective term based on a second-order sliding mode control algorithm featuring global convergence properties.

Moreover, the outer loop includes a disturbance compensation term based on a disturbance observer, which achieves the required insensitivity to payload changes.

It incorporates the Arruda and Boyce connectivity term based on Langevin statistics, the constraint term based on a generalized formulation of different tube theories and a semi-empirical concept of a strain-dependent finite extensibility parameter.

Applying the "standard" protocol results in a strong disagreement with the experimental results and the methods introducing a direct correction of the translational entropy term based on a single experimental parameter emerge as the most reliable.

A backward diffusion term based on a nonconvex and monotony decrease potential function is introduced in the TV energy, resulting in a forward-backward diffusion.

Mr. Flores added that Central America had "strengthened our development vision for the long term, based on an economic opening and the connection of the region with the rest of the world, taking advantage of our privileged geographic position".

There's no need to outsource all digital services: "At the minimum, ensure there are the skills in-house to write good briefs, manage IT suppliers and plan for the long-term based on a solid understanding of what needs the digital service must meet".

We thus use term association discovering algorithm to expand terms based on a large set of scientific article abstracts.

To ensure globally uniformly ultimately bounded motion about the reference in inertial space, a sliding mode attitude control law, which consists of equivalent and reaching control terms, based on a novel time-varying sliding manifold is designed.

In this study three types of TCs (search, design and negotiation costs) were measured in person-days and monetary terms based on a global survey of forestry carbon projects implemented across Latin-America, Asia and Africa.