Sentence examples for the aforementioned characteristic from inspiring English sources
Using the aforementioned characteristic of the watermark, a parametric cyber-physical adversary can use an ARX (autoregressive with exogenous input) model to define the system as follows [22]: Y z)=H z)U z)+V z) (23).
The introduced formalisms help handle the state-space explosion related to the aforementioned characteristics.
A PF task with the aforementioned characteristics is the insecticide-bait ground spraying against olive fruit fly, the most serious pest on olive cultivations.
Previous experiments conducted by the authors indicate the usefulness of argumentation systems to handle Ambient Intelligence (AmI) examples with the aforementioned characteristics.
The most recent and comprehensive research effort of FMB equation for CBM reservoirs is performed by Clarkson and Salmachi (2017), which takes the aforementioned characteristics into account.
Based on the mechanical and metallurgical properties it is inferred that GTAW process is used to improve the aforementioned characteristics of weld joints in comparison to GMAW process.
Benefiting from the aforementioned characteristics, these NSMCs show perfect supercapacitive performances, which have been demonstrated by cyclic voltammetry and constant-current charge/discharge cycling techniques.
However, the aforementioned characteristics of our case study allow us to test its static (lowering of land prices) and dynamic (no development timing effects) neutrality in an emerging urban environment, using single and multi-equation spatial panel techniques.
The solution polymer concentration increase at constant FAR decreased the membranes porosity and pure water permeability, while enhanced their thicknesses, whereas it's FAR increase at constant polymer concentration raised the aforementioned characteristics.
Cassandra DB could be an appropriate candidate to handle the data storage with the aforementioned characteristics.
In previous studies, the aforementioned characteristics are generally positively associated with food insecurity (Gundersen, Kreider, and Pepper 2011).
