Sentence examples for the discrete mode from inspiring English sources

To obtain this supplementary data, we ran simulations using the discrete mode of our simulator.

The discrete observer reconstructs the discrete mode, by estimating both of the discrete marking and the firing vector.

This paper deals with the problem of additional sensor placement in order to recover the discrete mode observability of switching structured linear systems with unknown inputs.

The problem is formulated as one of computing the discrete mode sequence and the continuous input sequence that jointly minimize a quadratic performance index.

In the light of recent development in the literature of compressed sensing, the minimized cost functional has the ability to promote sparsity in a way that makes the knowledge of the discrete mode sequence unnecessary.

To obtain the service time by means of the discrete mode of the SIMPRO, we measured the number of cycles by running the proxy on a PISA architecture, available on the Simplescalar toolset, which according to [28] has several similarities with the physical processor we used in these experiments.

Our results also indicate that, in the limit of vanishing Mach number, there exist stable discrete modes in addition to the discrete modes of the Orr-Sommerfeld equation.

A ship electric power system is characterized by a family of nonlinear differential algebraic equations indexed by the discrete modes of system operation.

The error produced by the real-time simulation was not larger than 5.8%% (for time = 26 min), while the error produced by discrete mode was not higher than 6.2%% (for time = 59 min).

In this context, the Newton Raphson algorithm combined with the real Hessian matrix shows the best estimation performance in discrete mode choice modeling compared to any other algorithm operated by approximate Hessian matrix such as BHHH, BHHH-2, BFGS to name a few [3].

In the wild, faeder females should form a discrete mode of ca 0.5 1.5% small individuals, parallel to the size mode of faeder males [ 12– 15], unless they are strongly selected against early in life.