Sentence examples for the equivalent solutions from inspiring English sources

Such an approach appears more effective than other traditional inversion methods because it allows to calculate exhaustively a probabilistic description of the equivalent solutions.

Again, different equivalent optima are obtained, but this time the dispersion of the equivalent solutions generated for a given case tend to concentrate either in the center or in the extremes of the region containing the solutions with the same objective function value calculated with the SC model.

Our results show that inkjet printable graphene inks, without any chemical functionalization, offers a flexible and scalable fabrication route, with a material cost of only ∼2.7% of the equivalent solution processed Pt-based electrodes.

Such integral presentation of the derivative of reciprocal gamma function, and also HC is known, but the equivalent solution (3.1) is not explained enough with the alternative members of the psi functions.

This was not a long-term solution then, nor is the equivalent solution now.

Each dot in the graphic refers the comparison of a bicluster found by each algorithm and the equivalent solution.

This local increase in concentration is higher than the equivalent solution concentration containing the same amount of free ligand, as the scaffold immobilizes the ligand in a defined volume.

In this work, we describe baobabLUNA, a framework that contains the implementation of the algorithm developed by Braga et al. (2008) to directly enumerate all the classes of equivalent solutions and also the further use of biological constraints to filter the classes.

The inherent non-uniqueness of this inverse problem and the errors in the residual gravity data lead to the existence of equivalent solutions.

Results obtained justify the fact addressed by Lipniacki et al (2004)., the origin of multiple equivalent solutions is the poor practical identifiability originated in the lack of influence of some parameters in the available observables.

Throughout history, similar public health problems relating to food and pharmaceutical products have occurred in countries around the world, and have usually led to the development of equivalent solutions.