Sentence examples for terms the estimation from inspiring English sources

Since the Jensen inequality ignored some terms, the estimation methods in [34] may bring conservatism to some extent.

Such diagrams are helpful for understanding the physical processes responsible for an earthquake, estimating the uncertainties of source type in terms of the estimation errors of the source inversion, and identifying the effect of model uncertainties such as an inaccurate source location or a poor velocity model.

Comparisons were made between available empirical equations and the proposed Em equation in terms of the estimation capacity.

In addition, the inclusion of integral action in nonlinear control laws can be motivated in terms of the estimation of an output disturbance.

The results that will be presented herein have allowed a good mechanical characterisation of the referred aggregate, in terms of the estimation of combinations of the cement content and the admixture compaction level, resulting in new correlations for design purposes.

To verify the effectiveness, the proposed method was applied to in-situ TRTs and the results were compared with those from the conventional method in terms of the estimation stability and convergence speed.

The analysis and design of a desired weight update law for the FNN is transformed into a robust controller design problem for a discrete dynamic system in terms of the estimation error.

This control strategy could be represented as PI2 controller where new tuning rules of the controller gains are given in terms of the estimation and closed-loop time constants.

But the price we pay is in terms of the estimation performance.

The following examples illustrate the problem caused by the duplicated terms to the estimation of IIB-phase.

Finally, their performance was evaluated on the validation set in terms of the estimation error of the HF spectral envelope.